CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION 03
COUNCIL MEMBERS 04
OFFICERS 05
MANAGEMENT TEAM 06
2019 ANNUAL REPORT BY THE GENERAL SECRETARY 07
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITY AND APPROVAL 22
REPORT OF COUNCIL 23
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT 25
STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME 28
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 29
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN RESERVES 30
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS 31
ACCOUNTING POLICIES 32
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 36
APPENDIX 1 42
APPENDIX 2 45
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
OUR MISSION OUR Making God’s VISION Word available and The Bible for affordable, and Everyone encouraging its use to transform lives.
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BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 3 COUNCIL MEMBERS
NAME
1 Rev. Dr. Joyce Rosalind Aryee President
2 Mrs. Florence Hutchful Vice President
3 Apostle Dr. Alfred Koduah Vice President
4 Mr. J.N.B. Tetteh Chairman of Council
5 Prof. Mrs. Akosua Anyidoho Vice Chairman of Council
6 Dr. Mrs. Yvonne Ollenu Member
7 Rev. Dr. Perez Sepenu Member
8 Mrs. Gloria Lamptey Member
9 Rev. Prof. B. Y. Quarshie Member
10 Rt. Rev. Titus Awotwi Pratt Member
11 Pastor Dr. Chris Annan-Nunoo Member
12 Dr. Mrs. Adelaide Kastner Member
13 Mr. Percy Ansah Member
14 Rt. Rev. Dr. Sylvanus D. Torto Member
15 Rev. Fr. Michael Awuah Ansah Member
16 Mr. Alfred Sakyi Member
17 Apostle Prof. Peter Ohene Kyei Member
18 Mr. Nabanyin Pratt Member
19 Ms. Bernice Natue Member
20 Rev. Dr. Enoch Aryee-Atta General Secretary
4 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements OFFICERS
REV. DR. JOYCE APOSTLE DR. ALFRED MRS. FLORENCE ROSALIND ARYEE KODUAH HUTCHFUL President Vice President Vice President
MR. J.N.B PROF. MRS. AKOSUA REV. DR. ENOCH TETTEH ANYIDOHO ARYEE-ATTA Chairman of Council Vice Chairman of Council General Secretary
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 5 MANAGEMENT TEAM
REV. DR. ENOCH MRS. ELIZABETH TAYLOR REV. CHARLES ARYEE-ATTA SAMPSON ADU-TWUMASI (General Secretary) (Regional Operations Manager) (Programmes & Church Relations Manager)
MR. ERIC MRS. CATHERINE JUSTICE PAUL OKRAKU NTOW ODJIDJA DONKOR (Distribution Manager) (Communication and Resource (Finance and Accounts Manager) Mobilisation Manager)
REV. ISSIFU MRS. AMA REV. PROF. JOHN DOKURUGU ANARFI-YARO D. K. EKEM (Computer Assisted Publishing Manager) (Admin and HR Manager) (Translations Consultant)
6 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY OF GHANA PRESENTED BY: REV. DR. ENOCH ARYEE-ATTA (GENERAL SECRETARY) TO THE 2020 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (HELD ON 1ST 0CTOBER, 2020)
“I will praise You, O Lord, with my whole Governance heart; Management and Staff I will tell of all Your marvelous works. Operations I will be glad and rejoice in You; Staff Training and Development I will sing praise to Your name, O Most Bible Distribution High.” Psalm 9:1-2 NKJV Church Relations Bible Engagement Programmes Communications and Resource Mobilisation 1.0 PREAMBLE Children and Youth Finance The President of the Bible Society of Ghana (BSG), Call to Glory Chairman and Members of the Bible Society of Ghana Council, Distinguished Leaders and Representatives of the Church and Local Councils 2.0 GOVERNANCE of Churches (LCCs), Members of the Bible Society of Ghana, Brothers and Sisters in the Lord Jesus 2.1 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) Christ, I deem it a great privilege and honour to The 2019 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the make my first presentation to you having assumed Bible Society of Ghana was successfully held at my role as General Secretary of the Bible Society the usual venue, the Evangel Assemblies of God of Ghana. Church Auditorium on 1st August, 2019. 341 Although I was not in office in 2019, I can testify members participated in the meeting including that BSG, by dint of hard work and commitment staff and volunteers of the Society. chalked some successes especially in the areas The meeting recognized and honoured the of translation, Bible distribution and programmes. outgoing Chairman, Mrs. Efua Ghartey and 1st This report will cover the following:
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 7 Vice President, Apostle Peter Okoe Mankralo Rev. Issifu Dokurugu whose term of office ended in August. They were Mrs. Catherine Odjidja presented with citations in recognition of their Mrs. Naana Hagan continued to offer voluntary dedicated leadership and service to the Bible support and expertise in the area of Marketing & Society of Ghana. Supply Chain Management. Three newly elected Council Members to serve for the next four years were introduced to 3.2 STAFFING the meeting. They were: Apostle Prof. Peter Five contract staff as well as seven Literacy Ohene Kyei, a Retired Minister of the Church of Project staff were engaged to complement the Pentecost; Ms. Bernice Natue, a Lawyer and Mr. existing staff to enable the Bible Society of Alfred Sakyi, lay Chairman of the Tema Diocese of Ghana offer the best quality of service in the Bible the Methodist Church and a Banker. Mr. Nabanyin Ministry cause. The total number of staff as at the Pratt, a member of the Promotions and Resource end of 2019 was: Mobilization Committee was appointed by the National Council to serve on Council for a four- Regular staff 47 year term. Mr. J. N. B. Tetteh was also introduced Contract staff 23 as the newly elected Chairman of Council. Volunteer staff 2 Total 72 Rev. Dr. Enoch Aryee-Atta was introduced to the meeting as the new General Secretary of the Bible 3.3 SEPARATION Society of Ghana. He would assume office from January 2020 for a four-year term. i. Rev. Dr. Erasmus Odonkor, General Secretary and Rev. Issifu Dokurugu, CAP Manager, retired Members of the UBS World Assembly Planning from employment of the Society after 9 and 17 Committee were also introduced to the meeting. years of service respectively. The 2021 UBS World Assembly would be hosted ii. Mr Ernest Boateng resigned as the CAP Officer by the Bible Society of Ghana as decided by the to enter into full-time Ministry of the Apostolic last Assembly in Philadelphia, USA. The Planning Church- Ghana. Committee would be working together with iii. The employment contract of one member of the UBS to see to the successful planning and staff was terminated while another employee organization. was demoted. iv. One Member of staff went to be with the Lord.
3.0 MANAGEMENT AND STAFF 3.4 STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT 3.1 MANAGEMENT TEAM BSG continued the development of staff Mr. Eric Okraku Ntow joined the BSG Management competencies through various capacity team in 2019 as the new Distribution Manager. enhancement programmes, both locally and The other members were: within the United Bibles Societies fellowship. Rev. Dr. Erasmus Odonkor As usual various trainings, workshops and other Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Sampson developmental programmes were organized for Rev. Charles Adu-Twumasi staff to enhance performance on the job and it Mr. Gershon Bonso impacted positively on the outcomes. Highlights
8 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements of some of the local and international programmes Society times off to reflect, take stock of activities held were: and project on the way forward. i. UBS Anglophone Translators’ Training Workshop, Kenya 3.6 2019 COUNCIL/ COMMITTEE/ ii. Trauma Healing Project Meeting, Cameroon MANAGEMENT RETREAT iii. Leadership Training for West Africa Bible The 2019 Council/Committee/Management Societies, Nigeria Retreat came off successfully on 2nd November, iv. Training in the UBS Digital Academy, South 2019 at the Airport West Hotel. The theme for Africa the retreat was ”Praising the Lord’s Goodness”. v. Paratext 8.0 Training Workshop, Kenya Apostle Dr. Emmanuel Anim was the Speaker. The vi. Training in the use of the Microsoft Office 365, retreat also served as an orientation for the new Ghana members who had joined the Council. vii. UBS Programmes Institute Workshop, Tanzania viii. Capacity Building Workshop for Executive/ 4.0 OPERATIONS Personal Assistants, Kenya ix. Project Planning, Ghana 4.1 TRANSLATIONS x. Training in Tally, Ghana xi. Strategic Business Development Workshop, We continue to give God all the praise for the Togo divine grace he bestows on the Translators, xii. TAZI Orientations Workshop, Burkina Faso Reviewers, Translation Consultant, Computer xiii. UBS Church Relations Training, Malawi Assistant Publishing Manager, Translation Officer xiv. Training in Auditing, Ghana and Members of the Translation Committee for the xv. Performance Management Training, Ghana various Translation tasks they have successfully xvi. Report Writing, Ghana undertaken. xvii. Defensive Driving and Transport Management, 4.1.1 Publishing Works Ghana a. The typesetting of the following has been 3.5 18TH ANNUAL STAFF RETREAT completed by the Korean Bible Society (KBS): The 18th Annual Staff retreat came off from 16th zz New Revised Akuapem Twi Bible to 20th September, 2019 at the Presbyterian zz Revised New Ga Bible and Women’s Centre, Abokobi. In all, 60 staff including zz Revised New Ga–ESV Diglot contract staff and volunteers participated in the retreat which was under the theme: Diligence: PDFs received from the Korean Bible Society Being Diligent with God. Staff had the opportunity (KBS) have been edited and returned to them to discuss presentations on the Financial and for the production of low-resolution copies. Accounting Manual, Revised Employment Manual b. Work on the text of the Gurune New and the Provident Fund Special Rules. They also Testament (NT) has been completed. participated in a training on ‘Being an Effective Cross references, Parallel references and and Professional Team Player’ and a health talk on Footnotes have also been added to the Hemorrhoids. text. A re-run of basic checks would be done before dispatching the Gurune NT for The aim of the staff retreat is to afford staff of the typesetting.
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 9 4.1.2 Esahie Bible Project 4.1.4 Digital Bible Library To the Glory of God, KBS printed the Esahie Full All BSG Bibles- full Bibles and New Testaments Bible and BSG is expecting to receive the stock (NTs) have been placed in the United Bible for launching in 2020. Societies’ (UBS) Digital Bible Library (DBL) Meanwhile, translation was ongoing with the for archiving and also to be made available to Deuterocanonical Books. YouVersion and Global.Bible (formally called Bible Search) for free access and downloading 4.1.3 Bible Launches: New Revised by the reading public. Asante and ESV Diglot and the Revised Mfantse Bible (Baebor) 4.2 DISTRIBUTION
To the Glory of God, the New Revised Asante To the Glory of God, Bible distribution increased and ESV Diglot and the Revised Mfantse Bible by 4% above target and 4% growth. The target for (Baebor) were successfully launched in Kumasi 2019, was to distribute 600,000 copies of Bibles. and Cape Coast respectively. The Asantehene, A total of 620,710 copies of Bibles was distributed. Otumfuo Dr. Osei Tutu autographed the first 50 This success chalked was by the dint of hard work copies of the New Revised Asante ESV Diglot. by all the Distribution team in Accra and all our The Diglot is the first ever Ghanaian Diglot in regions led by the able leadership of Mrs. Naana Asante and ESV. Hagan and our cherished distributors and partners. After the Mfantse Bible was translated and We say Ayekoo! published in 1948, its revision was published We implore all BSG members to promote the use after 71 years. Mini launches of the Revised of the Bible at home and in the churches. We also Mfantse Bible (Baebor) were also held at pray that those who read will have transformed Swedru and Winneba. All the products are on lives. sale on the markets.
Launch of new Revised Mfantse Bible at Cape Coast, Sept. 2019
10 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements Table: Bible Distribution Trend 2014 - 2019
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468,847 492,831 558,807 587,055 592,674 620,710 Years
LEGEND: Years Quantity/Bibles Distributed
4.3 CHURCH RELATIONS to explain the rationale behind the Bible Week theme. The Speakers who expounded on the 4.3.1 2019 Annual Bible Week theme from different perspective were Elder Celebrations Amos Kevin-Annan of the Church of Pentecost, As scheduled on the Bible Society of Ghana Mrs. Letitia Ohene-Effah of Lead Afrique and calendar of events, the celebration of Bible Ms. Josephine Nkrumah, the Chairperson, Week 2019 was held under the theme; National Commission for Civic Education who “Nurturing the Young Generation - The Bible was also the Chairperson for the Symposium. Way”. The celebrations commenced on 2nd and 4.3.2 Church Advisory Board (CAB) ended on the 10th February, 2019. A number of Meetings heads and leaders of Churches and lecturers of theological institutions across the nation were The Church Advisory Board meetings came off engaged as Guest Speakers for the celebration successfully across the country. In Accra, the of Bible Week. They expounded on the theme CAB had the CEO’s of Bible Societies in Africa during the Bible Sabbath and the Bible Sunday in attendance. celebrations respectively. The year, 2019 4.3.3 Church Visits saw a massive organization of Bible Sabbath celebrations at Seventh-Day Adventist The BSG continued to strengthen its church Churches. relations by deepening its church visit strategy to strengthen the working bond between The second edition of Bible Week Symposium the two institutions. During such visits, Life came off successfully at the Osu Ebenezer Members were raised. Presbyterian Church Hall and the objective was
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 11 In 2019, a number of visits were made to We continue to urge all registered members of the Churches, Heads of Churches, Leaders of Para- BSG to contribute towards Bible work in fulfillment Churches, theological Institutions, conferences, of their obligation to God. synods, church meetings etc. For ease of donation payments and Bible At such visits, the BSG emphasized the need purchases, the BSG has introduced Mobile Money for Christians to support Bible work especially transfer platforms such as MTN Mobile Money, the translation of the Bible from the Hebrew, Ecobank scan and pay and POS. Please see page Greek and Aramaic languages into the Ghanaian 65 (inside backcover) for information on our mobile language. money platforms.
4.3.4 United Bible Societies (UBS) Day of 4.5 COMMUNICATION Prayer The BSG in 2019 continued to improve upon The UBS Day of Prayer in conjunction with its communication strategy. Donors and Churches was organized successfully in stakeholders were actively engaged through Accra Takoradi, Ho and Sunyani on 9th May. various communication channels such as the Each location organized a prayer marathon on social media handles (Facebook, Twitter, website various issues regarding the nation, Church, etc), media interactions, the LINK Newsletter etc. United Bible Societies (UBS), Bible Society of All programmes of the Society were publicized on Ghana (BSG), etc. our social media handles. 4.3.5 Local Council of Churches (LCC) Conference 4.6 PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS The BSG for the first time organized a 4.6.1 Children and Youth Conference for Chairmen and Secretaries of The BSG’s ministry to Children and Youth groups the Local Council of Churches in Accra, part continued to grow in the year under review and of Central and Eastern regions, at the Osu this was mainly through the expansion of Bible Ebenezer Presbyterian Church of Ghana. The engagement and advocacy programs such as Meeting sought to improve relations with LCC’s Bible quizzes, visit to schools, youth forum, etc. and to address their challenges. 86 Chairmen and Secretaries, Representatives from Christian 4.6.1.1 Open the Book (OTB) Project Council of Ghana, and BSG officials and Staff The Open the Book programme that dramatizes were in attendance. Bibles stories to children in Primary schools 4.4 LOCAL RESOURCE MOBILISATION reached out to over 30,000 pupils in 25 Schools in the Accra, Cape Coast and Takoradi Local Resource Mobilisation amounted to GHS areas. The project was supervised by a total of 2,020,427.80, representing a growth of 77.22%. 100 volunteers. The Society received funds from varied sources A one-day costume making training workshop such as presidential dinners but the key source for Open the Book volunteers was held in of fund being Church and Bible Week. This is due Accra at the Bible House. The costume training to the fact that Bible week was a major event workshop equipped volunteers on how to celebrated by the Churches that came together communicate with children through the use of to form Bible Society nationwide in February, and costumes. almost all contributions are brought to support It was refreshing to receive some of the Bible work.
12 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements testimonies as followed: John E. A. Mills Basic School and President yy “I can boldly say that my pupils have Barack Obama Basic School, Mamprobi. become obedient. They no longer show the 4.6.1. 3 Bible Basic Project kind of aggressive behavior they had. I hear Bible Basics is a project that introduced 200 them discuss stories they have heard from stories to children from 4 – 12 years. The Open the Book and I see them dramatizing project has interacted with over 3,000 children amongst themselves during break time. in Sunday schools in Accra. A day’s training was There has been a good transformation organized for 23 Sunday school teachers from in my school. The project has positively Accra Newtown Local Council of Churches. impacted my pupils.” — Mrs. Agordo, A.M.E Zion School, Head teacher. 4.6.1.4 Mentoring Camp for Junior High School yy “The joy of coming to school early on graduates Wednesday has become part of me. I don’t The Bible Society of Ghana in collaboration want to miss Open the Book stories. I am with the Presbyterian Women’s Centre, always excited when I see the Open the Abokobi successfully organised a five (5) day Book team because I know I will be on stage Mentorship Workshop Camp for Junior High to dramatsie with them.” — Audrey, E.P School graduates at the Presbyterian Women’s Primary School Centre, Abokobi. yy “The excitement on the faces of the The workshop was organised to equip these children brings so much joy in me. I love how young ones with the appropriate knowledge interactive the Open the Book project is. My and to orient them about life at the Senior High favourite part is the prayer shared at the School. They were taken through the following end of each lesson. It teaches the children topics: Life and Characteristics of a Human how to pray.” — Mr. Edem Mottey, Volunteer Being, Sexual Orientation & Other Sexual yy “I am excited the Open the Book project is Issues, Building Effective Leadership Skills, doing well in Ghana. The excitement on the Adolescent Sexual Health & Gender and Sex, faces of the children speaks volumes of Career Options for Young People, Challenges of impacts the project is making in the lives Adolescents and coping skills, etc. of the children. We will keep praying for you The camp meeting was attended by 185 Junior back in the UK also remember to the pray High School graduates from various Churches. for Open the Book children in the UK.” — Naomi Dunn - Open the Book International 4.6.1.5 Engaging the Youth with Scriptures Development Co-ordinator The launch of 2019 Essay Competition was under the theme “Making a Difference in Moral 4.6.1.2 Children’s Impact Project Decadence; The Role of a Well-Nurtured Youth”. This is a project that encourages children to It was launched by Prof. Akosua Anyindoho, a respond to Bible questions and win Bibles as Council Member and a Translation Committee prizes for themselves. A total of 600 biblical Member of the Bible Society of Ghana. A total questionnaires were distributed to schools in 175 scripts were received from 32 Senior High the Mamprobi and Kaneshie environs namely; Schools from various regions. Kaneshie Methodist Primary School, Kaneshie The overall winner for the 2018 Essay Presbyterian Preparatory & JHS, President Competition, Mr. Ephraim Ato-Duncan a student
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 13 Launch of 2019 Essay Writing Competition at Bible House, Accra
Atta Duncan, Prizes for winner of the winners Season Season 3 3 Essay Writing Essay Writing Competition Competition being presented with a Desktop Printer for His School, Ghana Senior High Technical School.
of Ghana Secondary Technical School, Takoradi 4.6.2 Bible Engagement Programs was presented with a laptop, a Bible, BSG branded flask and a printer for his School. The 4.6.2.1 Bono Literacy 2nd and 3rd winners received tablets, Bible and As part of the Bono literacy programme, a 3 BSG branded flask and every other participant weeks’ workshop was organized to develop received Bibles. teaching materials (primers). The first draft of materials (2 lesson books and 1 workbook) 4.6.1.6 Church Youth Conferences have been completed and under review by The BSG participated in the 47th Ga Presbytery the consultants (Literacy and Evangelism Delegate Youth Conference held at the International). In view of this, the Bono Presbyterian Women’s Centre, Abokobi. The aim translators did promotional and sensitization was to create awareness of the existence of meetings in Churches and communities in the Bible Society and its programmes and projects Bono region during the year. It was also an to the youth. opportunity to test the drafted materials.
The BSG also attended other Youth 4.6.2.2 Dagaare Literacy Conferences; The Apostolic Church Witness Convention in Kasoa, Koforidua and Berekum, A monitoring and assessment trip for the Global Evangelical Church Youth Conference Dagaare literacy classes was undertaken and in Kumasi and the Anglican Church Youth all the literacy classes in the communities conference in Sunyani. were visited. Volunteer teachers and learners’
14 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements meetings were held to receive feedback and South and Asamankese in the Eastern region. testimonies on Dagaare literacy programme. The programs ranged from Bible Quiz, Drama, Fifteen (15) literacy classes are functional in Songs, Art, etc. various communities which are being led and 4.6.2.6 Persons Living with Visual Disabilities coordinated by the Church of Pentecost, the (PVD) Project Deeper Life Christian Ministry, Catholic Church, Assemblies of God Church and the Baptist The project team interacted and engaged with Church. a number of Blind Schools to access the impact of the braille scripture materials and examine 4.6.2.3 Institutional Funding For Literacy areas of collaboration with the heads of these The Swedish Mission Council with the Swedish institutions. Some of the Schools included Government through the Swedish Bible Society Akropong, Okwuapeman and Sirigu. approved the Esahie and Gurune Literacy projects. The Esahie and Gurune literacy 4.6.2.7 Rescue Girls Mission Project materials have been reviewed and a number The Rescue the Girl Mission Project extended of promotional meetings have been held with to seven (7) new schools namely; Navy Basic stakeholders which resulted in the Non – Formal JHS, Beach Road Garrison, Air Force JHS, Education Division in Sefwi-Wiawso offering Beach Road services, Airforce Station JHS, BSG an office space for the project staff as part Western Command JHS and Apremdo Barracks of the partnership agreement to enable smooth JHS. The project has interacted with over 1,026 operations in the area. girls in JHS. Seven persons have been recruited to help 4.6.2.8 Ghana Sign Language Translation in the implementation of the twin Literacy programmes in parts of Western North and The BSG commenced the Ghana Sign Language Upper East regions. Translation Project with feasibility studies among the deaf communities to seek their 4.6.2.4 Ga Literacy involvement and ascertain which sign language A day’s Ga literacy programme review meeting would be preferred. The process also visited was held for members from Ga Rural Local the Door Centre in Kenya to study the setup of Council of Churches. Some of the issues studio for the project. discussed were; 4.6.3 Bible Distribution Programs 1. BSG continuous support for the Ga language programmes in these communities 4.6.3.1 Peace Keepers Bible Project 2. Ways to help preserve the Ga language A total of 900 Good News Bibles (027) were through the literacy programme distributed to Peace Keepers of the Ghana 3. Commitments of Church leaders for the Ga Military contingents to Mali, the Gambia and literacy programme South Sudan. The presentation was done at 4. How the LCCs will also support and sustain the Bundase Military. Members of the LIC BAM the literacy programme Club graciously participated in the distribution program. 4.6.2.5 Mother Tongue Activities To raise more awareness of mother tongue 4.6.3.2 Bibles for Prisoners Project literacy, a Bible engagement program was A total of 700 Bibles were distributed under the organized with over 65 Churches in the Ga Light in the Prisons project to the following the
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 15 James Camp, Haiwa Prison (Tarkwa), Nkwesi Prison in Sekondi and Kpando prison.
4.6.3.3 Bibles for Primary Schools The Bibles for Primary Schools project distributed a total of 2400 Bibles to selected pupils in upper primary schools in Ghana. The 2019 ABLI Youth students expressed their excitement during the Forum at the St. distribution and interactions with them. Paul’s Methodist Church, 4.6.4 Bible Advocacy Programs Tema
4.6.4.1 ABLI - Ghana Youth Forum 2019 The African Biblical Leadership Initiative, ABLI- Ghana Youth Forum 2019 was successfully organised at the St. Paul Methodist Cathedral, Tema under the theme “Nurturing the Young Generation for Nation Building.” 265 Senior High School students participated from various schools in Tema. A communique and a certificate of participation was presented to Some Participants of the ABLI Youth Forum schools that participated in ABLI -Ghana Youth presenting a Communique after the Forum Forum 2019. Bibles were also distributed to all participants. Another forum was also successfully organized at University of Ghana, Legon under the theme; “Nurturing the Young Generation the Bible Way.” The Sub-themes were Nurturing the Young Generation, the Bible Way, Quest for Anti- Corruption – Reality or Fiction & Social Justice:
Bedrock for National Development. Some Participants showing their Good News Bibles they received as Souvenirs at the Forum
One of the Facilitators at the ABLI Forum moderating a Workshop discussion during the ABLI Youth Forum
16 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 4.6.4.2 Advocacy for PVD’s As part of activities for Persons with Visual Disability, the BSG joined the Ghana Blind Union and the Lions Club, a collaborator, to celebrate the White Cane Safety Day. The White Cane Safety Day, which was an annual event was held under the theme “The White Cane, a tool for Independence and Inclusion, Making the Scriptures accessible”. The day was well attended by Persons with Visual Disability and students from the Akropong School for the contribute to the awareness to reduce violence Blind. against women alleged to be witches. The BSG after delivering her goodwill message donated three (3) complete Braille Bibles for 4.6.5.2 Trauma Healing Material Testing the library of the Ghana Blind Union to help the The Trauma Healing Institute as part of reviewing blind engage with the Scriptures. and making the program relevant, formed a Global Committee of six persons of which Ghana 4.6.4.3 National Justice Conference was part. The task was to develop additional The first-ever National Justice Conference lessons aid pilot them to make a presentation took place in under the theme “Social Justice: at the Global Community of Practice in USA in Key to National Development.”. This was an March 2019. The test was piloted in Uganda and International Justice Mission collaboration Ghana respectively in February, 2019. Ghana with the Bible Society of Ghana. 500 people piloted the material for review and feedback attended the conference among which was the among varied personalities. Second Lady of Ghana, H.E. Hajia Mrs. Samira Bawumia. 4.7 The Bible Village Project, Kitase
4.6.5 Trauma Healing (TH) Programs Progress on the project stalled due to the unavailability of the Build, Operate and Transfer 4.6.5.1 Audio TH On Radio (BOT) partners. At its October 2019 meeting, The recorded Story Based TH audio recorded in Council gave approval for the outhouse to be December 2018 was aired for 20 weeks in the used as studio for the Sign Language Project. Northern region on the Bishara Radio. This is to However, it was decided that a special meeting
Trauma Healing Session organized for Presbyterian Female Reverend Ministers at Abokobi
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 17 would be held in January 2020 to discuss the the use of the proclaimers. Some reiterated how project thoroughly and a decision on the way the programme had helped them to win more souls forward will be taken. and planted many Churches.
The team visited the Gurune NT project in Bolgatanga and had the opportunity to interview 5.0 VISITS FROM SISTER BIBLE quite a number of beneficiaries. They also had SOCIETIES interacted with the Oversight Committee of the Ghana Study Bible Project. 5.1 VISIT OF SWEDISH BIBLE SOCIETY 5.4 VISIT OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN A two-member team from the Swedish Bible BIBLE SOCIETY, BFBS Society (SBS) were in Ghana on the Swedish The Open the Book International team from British Mission Council’s approval of the Esahie and and Foreign Bible Society, BFBF, visited Ghana Gurune literacy projects. The visit was to orient to familiarize themselves with the impact of the the recruited literacy staff and Programmes project and learn how to roll it in other African department on the project activities, budget, countries. The team visited four (4) Open the Book workshop on anti-corruption and gender schools namely; E.P Primary School, A.M.E. Zion inclusiveness. Special meetings were held with the School, Korle Gonno Methodist School and Accra DCE of Bolga East, Hon. Rev. Emmanuel Abole and Sempe Primary School. other personalities. The team had a good time with the pupils by 5.2 VISIT OF NETHERLANDS BIBLE interacting with them. They had the opportunity SOCIETY to interview a number of pupils, head teachers and teachers and volunteers. They were full of As part of the project evaluation of the NextGen appreciation of the commitments of the volunteers. and Bible Basics Projects in Ghana, a team from Pupils, headteachers, teachers and volunteers the Netherlands Bible Society visited to assess shared successes stories and testimonies about the impact of the projects on the beneficiaries the Open the Book project. especially those who participated in the NextGen mentoring camp. They shared with the team their experiences at the camp, lessons and various 6.0 WEST AFRICA BIBLE impact stories from each of them. The team also SOCIETIES AFFINITY GROUP met and interacted with the Bible Basic Sunday school teachers. MEETING
5.3 VISIT OF AMERICAN BIBLE The General Secretary and Admin & HR Manager SOCIETY, ABS travelled to Nigeria from 12th to 18th January, 2019 to attend the 9th West Africa Bible Societies’ Ms. Rhoda Ghatoga from the ABS visited Ghana Affinity Group meeting. The meeting started with and joined a team to who visited Aflao to acquaint training for General Secretaries and selected staff herself with some of the End to End projects and to on the first two days. The rest of the days was strengthen the collaboration with BSG. More than used to discuss Code of Conduct for the Bible 70 Church leaders and FCBH volunteers were in Society Boards, updates on development of Bible attendance. The participants thanked the BSG and Society Offices, Peer Review for Bibles Societies, ABS for helping their Churches to grow through Guidelines for UBS Affinity Groups, strategic focus
18 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements of Bible Societies, UBS Stewardship Fund and Generosity fund and other areas of collaboration.
Members of the first Executive Committee of the Group whose term of office ended in 2018 were recognized and honoured with plaques.
7.0 ALL AFRICA BIBLE SOCIETY CEOS CONSULTATION
The Bible Society of Ghana hosted the All Rev. Dr. Joyce R. Aryee (President, BSG) and Rev. Dr. Erasmus Odonkor Africa Bible Society CEOs Consultation of the (left, Immediate Past General Secretary, BSG) and Mr. J.N.B Tetteh (Right, Chairman of BSG Council) at the Opening Ceremony of the All Africa Bible Africa Affinity Group in Accra from 18th to 22nd Societies CEO’s Forum held in Accra. November, 2019 at the Labadi Beach Hotel. Fifty- eight persons participated in the meeting including the UBS Director General, Mr. Mike Perreau. Elections were held to appoint new Executives of the Steering Committee with Mr. Luc Gnowa, General Secretary of BS Cameroon, as Chairman.
Participants at the All Africa Bible Societies CEO’s Forum in a group picture.
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 19 8.0 COURTESY CALL ON THE ASANTEHENE
A high-powered delegation led by the Chairperson of the National Council, Mrs. Efua Ghartey and a former Vice President of the BSG, Rev. Steve Asante paid a courtesy call on the Asantehene, Otumfuo Dr. Osei Tutu II, Asantehene at the Manhyia Palace. The visit was to officially introduce the first ever published Asante Twi ESV Diglot to the Asantehene and to invite him as Special Guest to the launch of the Bible. A request was also made of him to autograph the first 50 copies.
BSG delegation led by Rev. Dr. Steve Asante (Former 1st Vice President, BSG) to the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, ahead of the launch of the Asante Twi Diglot and the New Revised Asante Twi Bible, in Kumasi.
20 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 9.0 CALL TO GLORY I thank members of the Council and Committees of the Bible Society of Ghana for their participation The following members of the BSG passed on to and guidance in the leadership of BSG with glory in 2019: Management. 1. Mr. Seth Adjei-Boye Ahulu To all the cherished members of the Bible Society 2. Mr. Benjamin Moses (staff) of Ghana, we are indeed grateful for your prayerful 3. Rev. Felicia Adu Kumi (Akuapem Translator) support and financial contributions to the work of 4. Madam Georgina Sasu the Bible. 5. Dr. Paulina Edith Korkor Kitcher 6. Mrs Sophia Duker To the Church in Ghana, our formidable pillar, 7. Mrs. Mary Otchere without your support, the story of the BSG will 8. Prof. Andrew Fred Aryee be different. May the Lord continue to bless and strengthen your ministries. May their souls and the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. I appreciate the hardwork, commitment and sacrifices of our dedicated staff without whom, these achievements would have ben impossible. 10.0 GRATITUDE I want to also say a special ‘thank you’ and Ayekoo to my predecessor, Rev. Dr. Erasmus Odonkor for “Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming steering the affairs of the Society successfully. down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who Your leadership, commitment, dedication and does not change like shifting shadows.” James 1:17 hardwork were distinct and the achievements of Indeed, God has been with the Bible Society of the society are proof of all your attributes. Ghana throughout the journey in 2019 and I want It is our prayer that God will continue to be merciful you to join me to give all praise to God almighty for and show us His favour as we sail through these his unfailing love, support and faithfulness to the difficult times of COVID-19. society. God bless us all.
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The Council is required by the Companies Act, The focus of risk management in the Society 2019 (Act 992) to maintain adequate accounting is on identifying, assessing, managing and records and is responsible for the content and monitoring all known forms of risk. While operating integrity of the annual financial statements and risk cannot be fully eliminated, the Society related financial information included in this report. endeavours to minimise it by ensuring that It is their responsibility to ensure that the annual appropriate infrastructure, controls, systems and financial statements satisfy the financial reporting ethical behaviour are applied and managed within standards with regards to form and content and predetermined procedures and constraints. present fairly the statement of financial position, results of operations and business of the Society The Council is of the opinion, based on and explain the transactions and financial position the information and explanations given by of the business of the Society at the end of the management that the system of internal controls financial year. The annual financial statements provide reasonable assurance that the financial are based on appropriate accounting policies records may be relied on for the preparation of the consistently applied and supported by reasonable annual financial statements. However, any system and prudent judgements and estimates. of internal control can provide only reasonable, and not absolute, assurance against material The Council acknowledges that they are misstatements or loss. The going-concern basis ultimately responsible for the system of internal has been adopted in preparing the financial controls established by the Society and places statements. Based on forecasts and available considerable importance on maintaining a strong cash resources the council has no reason to control environment. To enable the Council to believe that the Society will not be a going concern meet these responsibilities, the Council sets in the foreseeable future. The financial statements standards for internal controls aimed at reducing support the viability of the Society. the risk of error or loss in a cost effective manner. The standards include the proper delegation of The annual financial statements have been audited responsibilities within a clearly defined framework, by the independent auditing firm, Intellisys, who effective accounting procedures and adequate have been given unrestricted access to all financial segregation of duties to ensure an acceptable level records and related data. The Council believes of risk. These controls are monitored throughout that all representations made to the independent the Society and all employees are required to auditor during the audit were valid and appropriate. maintain the highest ethical standards in ensuring The external auditor’s report is presented on pages the Society’s business is conducted in a manner 25 to 27. that in all reasonable circumstances is above reproach.
22 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements REPORT OF COUNCIL THE COUNCIL PRESENTS ITS REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2019
1. REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES commitments will occur in the ordinary course of business. Main Business and Operations
The principal activity of The Bible Society of 3. EVENTS AFTER REPORTING Ghana is to ensure the widest possible, effective DATE and meaningful distribution of the holy scripture and the helping of people to interact with the word All events subsequent to the date of the annual of God. financial statements and for which the applicable financial reporting framework requires adjustment There were no major changes herein during the or disclosure have been adjusted or disclosed. year. The operating results and statement of financial position of The Bible Society are fully set The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the out in the attached financial statements and do operations of the Society has been disclosed as not in our opinion require any further comment. a non-adjusting event that occured between 31 December 2019 and the date of approval of the Financial Results financial statements by the Council. COVID-19 impact assessment on the entire operations of The financial results are set out below; the Society for 2020 was done. This revealed that most planned activities of the Society 2019 2018 GHS GHS that involves face-to-face engagements with Accumulated fund at 1 Jan. 16,351,540 13,068,983 stakeholders may not be done. As a result, the revenue expectation in terms of sale of bibles and Surplus for the year 1,291,737 3,282,557 donations from stakeholders will be impacted. Accumulated fund at 31 Dec. 17,643,277 16,351,540 The operating revenue is expected to reduce by 33.3% from GHS 15 million to GHS 10 million whilst donation reduces by 40% from GHS 2.5 million to 2. GOING CONCERN GHS 1.5 million.
The annual financial statements have been prepared on the basis of accounting policies 4. COUNCIL’S INTEREST IN applicable to a going concern. This basis presumes CONTRACTS that funds will be available to finance future To our knowledge we had no interest in any operations and that the realisation of assets and contracts entered into during the year under settlement of liabilities, contingent obligations and review.
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 23 5. AMOUNT DUE FROM 8. TRAINING OF COUNCIL OFFICERS MEMBERS
As at 31 December 2019 there was no amount During the period under review, a retreat was due from any Council member. However, the value organized for Council Members to expose them of loans given to 33 employees was GHS 195,114. to the operations of The Bible Society of Ghana (2018: GHS 216,162) and what is required of them to move the Society forward. 6. SECRETARY 9. CORPORATE SOCIAL The Society’s designated secretary is Elizabeth RESPONSIBILITY Taylor Sampson. During the year 2019, the Society engaged in a 7. COUNCIL number of activities in respect of its corporate social responsibility amounting to GHS 314,697. The Council members of the Society during the These included trauma healing training for year and up to the date of this report are as follows: individuals and social groups as well as distribution Mrs. Efua Ghartey of scripture materials as follows: Exited 1 October 2019 Free Bibles to basic school children; Apostle Peter Mankralo Free Bibles to the Ghana Armed Forces for Exited 1 August 2019 officers on peace missions; Apostle Dr. Alfred Koduah Free Bibles to Prisons;
Mr. Joseph Nii Budu Tetteh Free Braille Bibles to the Schools for the Blind; and Rev. Dr. Erasmus Nii Bonne Odonkor Free Faith Comes by Hearing Proclaimers to Most Rev. Titus Kofi Awotwi Pratt communities. Mrs. Gloria Lamptey Ps. Dr. Chris Annan-Nunoo Rev. Dr. Perez Sepenu 10. INDEPENDENT AUDITORS Prof. Mrs. Akosua Anyidoho AND FEES PAYABLE Rev. Prof. Bernardht Yemo Quarshie Intellisys were the independent auditors for the Dr. Mrs. Yvonne Ollennu year under review. The audit fee payable for the Dr. Mrs. Adelaide Kastner year under review is GHS 16,800 (Prior year: GHS Rev. Fr. Michael Awuah Ansah 15,000) Rt. Rev. Dr. Sylvanus Daniel Torto The annual financial statements as set out on Mr. Percy Asare Ansah pages 28 to 41 were aproved by the Council and Mr. Alfred Sakyi signed on its behalf by: Joined 8 August 2019 Apostle Prof. Peter Ohene Kyei Joined 8 August 2019 …………………………...... ……………....…………….. Ms. Bernice Natue Chairman General Secretary Joined 8 August 2019 Mr. Nabanyin Pratt Date: …………………… Date: …………………… Joined 8 August 2019
24 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT TO THE COUNCIL OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY OF GHANA REPORT ON THE AUDIT OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
OPINION our ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code. We believe that the audit evidence we have We have audited the financial statements of The obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a Bible Society of Ghana set out on pages 28 to basis for our opinion. 41, which comprise the statement of financial position as at 31 December 2019, the statement of KEY AUDIT MATTERS comprehensive income, the statement of changes in reserves and the statement of cash flows for Key audit matters are those matters that, in our the year then ended, and notes to the financial professional judgement, were of most significance statements, including a summary of significant in our audit of the financial statements of the accounting policies. current period. These matters were addressed in the context of our audit of the financial statements In our opinion the accompanying financial as a whole, and in forming our opinion thereon, and statements give a true and fair view of the financial we do not provide a separate opinion on these position of The Bible Society as at 31 December matters. We have no key audit matter to report in 2019 and its financial performance and cash this regard. flows for the year then ended in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for Small and Medium-sized Entities (SME’s) and OTHER INFORMATION the Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992). The Council is responsible for the other information. The other information comprises the information BASIS FOR OPINION included in the Annual Report, but does not include the financial statements and our auditor’s report We conducted our audit in accordance with thereon. Our opinion on the financial statements International Standards on Auditing (ISAs). Our does not cover the other information and we do responsibilities under those standards are further not express any form of assurance conclusion described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the thereon. Audit of the Financial Statements section of our report. We are independent of The Bible Society In connection with our audit of the financial in accordance with the International Code of statements, our responsibility is to read the other Ethics for Professional Accountants (Including information and, in doing so, consider whether International Independence Standards) (the Code) the other information is materially inconsistent issued by the International Ethics Standards with the financial statements or our knowledge Board for Accountants (IESBA), we have fulfilled obtained in the audit or otherwise appears to be
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 25 materially misstated. If, based on the work we have aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to performed, we conclude that there is a material influence the economic decisions of users taken misstatement of this other information, we are on the basis of these financial statements. required to report that fact. We have nothing to As part of an audit in accordance with ISAs, we report in this regard. exercise professional judgement and maintain professional scepticism throughout the audit. We COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITY also: FOR THE FINANCIAL Identify and assess the risks of material STATEMENTS misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error, design and The Council is responsible for the preparation perform audit procedures responsive to and fair presentation of the financial statements those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is that give a true and fair view in accordance with sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for our opinion. The risk of not detecting a for Small and Medium-sized Entities (SME’s) and material misstatement resulting from fraud the requirements of the Companies Act, 2019 (Act is higher than for one resulting from error, 992), and for such internal controls as the Council as fraud may involve collusion, forgery, determines necessary to enable the preparation intentional omissions, misrepresentations or of financial statements that are free from material the override of internal control. misstatements, whether due to fraud or error. Obtain an understanding of internal control In preparing the financial statements, the Council relevant to the audit in order to design is responsible for assessing the Society’s ability to audit procedures that are appropriate in the continue as a going concern, disclosing, as circumstances, but not for the purpose of applicable, matters related to going concern and expressing an opinion on the effectiveness using the going concern basis of accounting of the Society internal control. unless the Council either intends to liquidate the Evaluate the appropriateness of accounting Society or to cease operations, or has no realistic policies used and the reasonableness alternative but to do so. of accounting estimates and related disclosures made by the Council. AUDITOR’S RESPONSIBILITIES Conclude on the appropriateness of the FOR THE AUDIT OF THE Council’s use of the going concern basis of FINANCIAL STATEMENTS accounting and based on the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance exists related to events or conditions that about whether the financial statements as a whole may cast significant doubt on the non- are free from material misstatement, whether due profit organisation’s ability to continue as a to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report going concern. If we conclude that a material that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance uncertainty exists, we are required to draw is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee attention in our auditor’s report to the related that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs disclosures in the financial statements or, if will always detect a material misstatement when it such disclosures are inadequate, to modify exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error our opinion. Our conclusions are based on and are considered material if, individually or in the
26 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements the audit evidence obtained up to the date of knowledge and belief were necessary for the our auditor’s report. However, future events purposes of our audit; or conditions may cause the Society to In our opinion proper books of account have cease to continue as a going concern. been kept by the Society so far as appears Evaluate the overall presentation, structure from our examination of those books; and and content of the financial statements, The Society’s statement of financial position including the disclosures, and whether and statement of comprehensive income the financial statements represent the are in agreement with the books of account. underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation. The engagement partner on the audit resulting in this independent auditor’s report is MyraStella Communicate with the Council regarding, Ansah (ICAG/ P/1438) among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit. For and behalf of Intellisys (ICAG/F/2020/078) REPORT ON OTHER LEGAL AND Chartered Accountants REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS No. 2 Lardzeh Crescent North Dzorwulu, Accra The Companies Act 2019, (Act 992) requires that in carrying out our audit work, we consider and Dated: ...... report to you on the following matters. We confirm that: We have obtained all the information and explanations which to the best of our
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 27 STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2019
FIGURES IN GHS NOTES 2019 2018
Revenue 4 14,364,346 12,760,987 Cost of Sales 5 (9,774,612) (8,019,079)
Gross Surplus 4,589,734 4,741,908
Donations and Project income 6 5,053,783 7,026,120 Other income 7 238,634 347,293 Project and Event expenses 8 (2,784,944) (2,823,975) Administrative expenses 9 (5,263,349) (5,222,279) Other expenses 10 (542,121) (786,510)
Surplus for the year 1,291,737 3,282,557
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28 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2019
FIGURES IN GHS NOTES 2019 2018
Assets Non-Current Assets Property, Plant and Equipment 11 10,866,465 10,925,038
Total Non-current Assets 10,866,465 10,925,038
Current Assets Inventories 12 7,658,673 10,197,367 Trade and Other receivables 13 3,188,794 1,813,766 Investments 14 1,558,738 1,304,329 Cash and Cash equivalents 15 3,700,662 1,795,607
Total Current Assets 16,106,867 15,111,069 . .
Total Assets 26,973,332 26,036,107
Accumulated fund and Liabilities Accumulated fund Accumulated Surplus 17,643,277 16,351,540 Capital Surplus 16 8,028,128 8,028,128
Total Accumulated fund 25,671,405 24,379,668
Liabilities Current Liabilities Trade and other payables 17 1,301,927 1,656,439
Total Liabilities 1,301,927 1,656,439 . .
Total Accumulated Fund and Liabilities 26,973,332 26,036,107
The Annual financial statements as set out on pages 28 to 41 were approved by the Council and signed on its behalf by:
……………………...... ……... ……………...……………. ……………....…...... ………….. ………...…………………. Chairman Date General Secretary Date
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 29 STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN RESERVES FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2019
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL FIGURES IN GHS TOTAL SURPLUS SURPLUS Balance at 1 January 2018 13,068,983 8,028,128 21,097,111
Changes in accumulated fund Surplus for the year 3,282,557 - 3,282,557 Total comprehensive income 3,282,557 - 3,282,557
Balance at 31 December 2018 16,351,540 8,028,128 24,379,668
Balance at 1 January 2019 16,351,540 8,028,128 24,379,668
Changes in accumulated fund Surplus for the year 1,291,737 - 1,291,737 Total comprehensive income 1,291,737 - 1,291,737
Balance at 31 December 2019 17,643,277 8,028,128 25,671,405
30 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2019
FIGURES IN GHS NOTES 2019 2018
Cash flows from operations
Surplus for the year 1,291,737 3,282,557 Adjustments to reconcile surplus Adjustments for depreciation and amortisation expense 9 465,891 645,929 Adjustments for decrease / (increase) in inventories 12 2,538,694 (2,309,608) Adjustments for increase in trade accounts receivable 13 (1,375,028) (396,090) Adjustments for (decrease) / increase in trade accounts payable 17 (354,513) 774,339
Total adjustments to reconcile surplus 1,275,044 (1,285,430) Net cash flows from operations 2,566,781 1,997,127
Cash flows used in investing activities Purchase of Property, Plant and Equipment 11 (407,317) (799,326) Purchase of investments 14 (254,409) (251,508)
Cash flows used in investing activities (661,726) (1,050,834) . .
Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 1,905,055 946,293
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of the year 1,795,607 849,314
Cash and cash equivalents at end of the year 15 3,700,662 1,795,607
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 31 ACCOUNTING POLICIES FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2019
1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION critical accounting estimates. It also requires management to exercise its judgement in the The Bible Society of Ghana was registered as a process of applying its accounting policies. The Corporate body on September 23, 1967 under the areas involving a higher degree of judgement Trustees (Incorporation) Act 1962, (Act 106). It was or complexity, or areas where assumptions registered as a Company Limited by Guarantee and estimates are significant to the financial on May 19, 2015 under the Companies Act 1963 statements are disclosed in note 3. (Act 179) as amended. The Society is domiciled in Ghana with its registered office and principal place The principal accounting policies applied in the of operation at the Bible House, James Town, John preparation of these annual financial statements Atta Mills High Street, Accra. are set out below. These policies have been consistently applied to all the years presented, The principal activity of the Society is to ensure unless otherwise stated. the widest possible, effective and meaningful distribution of the holy scripture and the helping of 2.1 GOING CONCERN people to interact with the word of God. The Council has made an assessment of its ability to continue as a going concern and is satisfied that 2.0 BASIS OF PREPARATION it has the resources to continue in business for the AND SUMMARY OF foreseeable future. The Council is not aware of any material uncertainties that may cast significant SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING doubt on the Society’s ability to continue as a POLICIES going concern. Therefore, the financial statements continue to be prepared on the going concern The financial statements of The Bible Society of basis. Ghana have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) 2.2 FOREIGN CURRENCY for Small and Medium-sized Entities (SME’s) and TRANSLATION the Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992). The financial statements have been prepared under the Functional and presentation currency historical cost convention except for modification to a fair value basis for some assets. Items included in the financial statements are measured using the currency of the primary The preparation of financial statements in economic environment in which the Society conformity with the International Financial operates (functional currency). The Society’s Reporting Standards (IFRS) for Small and Medium- functional currency is Ghana Cedis (GHS). sized Entities (SME’s) requires the use of certain
32 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements Transactions and balances Society. The carrying amount of the replaced part Foreign currency transactions are translated is derecognised. All other repairs and maintenance into the functional currency using the exchange are charged to surplus or deficit during the period rates prevailing on the dates of the transactions. in which they are incurred. Foreign exchange gains and losses resulting from Land is not depreciated. Depreciation on other the settlement of such transactions and from assets is charged so as to allocate the cost of the translation at year-end exchange rates of assets less their residual value over their estimated monetary assets and liabilities denominated in useful lives, using the straight-line method. The foreign currencies are recognised in statement of estimated useful lives range as follows: comprehensive income. Asset class Depreciation rate 2.3 PREPAYMENTS Land and Buildings 2.50%
Prepayments consist of various payments Motor Vehicles 25% that have been made in advance for goods and services to be received in future. Prepayments are Furniture and Fittings 20% measured at amortised cost, and are derecognised Computer and Equipment 33.33% when the goods and services to which the prepayment relates have been received. 2.6 PROVISIONS
2.4 INVENTORIES Provisions for restructuring costs and legal claims Inventories are stated at the lower of cost and are recognised when: the Society has a present estimated selling price less costs to complete and legal or constructive obligation as a result of past sell (net realisable value). The cost of inventory events; it is probable that a transfer of economic comprises cost of purchase and other costs benefits will be required to settle the obligation; incurred in bringing the inventories to their present and the amount can be reliably estimated. location and condition. Cost is determined using Restructuring provisions comprise lease the weighted average method. termination penalties and employee termination payments. Provisions are not recognised for future 2.5 PROPERTY, PLANT AND operating losses. EQUIPMENT Provisions are measured at the present value Property, plant and equipment is stated at historical of the amount expected to be required to settle cost less accumulated depreciation and any the obligation using a pre-tax rate that reflects accumulated impairment losses. Historical cost current market assessments of the time value of includes expenditure that is directly attributable money and the risks specific to the obligation. The to bringing the asset to the location and condition increase in the provision due to passage of time is necessary for it to be capable of operating in the recognised as interest expense. manner intended by the council. 2.7 REVENUE The Society adds to the carrying amount of an item of property, plant and equipment the cost Revenue is measured at the fair value of the of replacing parts of such an item when that cost consideration received or receivable. Revenue is is incurred if the replacement part is expected shown net of value-added tax, returns, rebates to provide incremental future benefits to the and discounts.
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 33 Revenue from the sale of goods is recognised 3. CRITICAL ACCOUNTING when: ESTIMATES AND JUDGEMENTS significant risks and rewards of ownership Estimates and judgements are continually of the goods have been transferred to the evaluated and are based on historical experience buyer; and other factors, including expectations of future the entity retains neither continuing events that are believed to be reasonable under managerial involvement to the degree the circumstances. usually associated with ownership nor effective control over the goods sold; CRITICAL ACCOUNTING ESTIMATES the amount of revenue can be measured AND ASSUMPTIONS reliably; and The Society makes estimates and assumptions it is probable that the economic benefits concerning the future. The resulting accounting associated with the transaction will flow to estimates will, by definition, seldom equal the entity; and the related actual results. The estimates and the costs incurred or to be incurred in respect assumptions that have a significant risk of causing of the transaction can be measured reliably. a material adjustment to the carrying amounts of assets and liabilities within the next financial year 2.8 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS are addressed below. The liability for employee benefit obligations USEFUL LIFE OF PROPERTY, PLANT relates to government- mandated payments AND EQUIPMENT under the National Pensions Act 2008, Act 766. All full-time employees are covered by the The Council determines the estimated useful programme. A payment is made by the Society of lives and the related depreciation charges for its 13% of the employees basic salary in addition to a property, plant and equipment. The Council will 5.5% contribution by the employees towards the increase the depreciation charge where the useful pension as defined under the Act. lives are less than previously estimated, or it will write-off or write down technically obsolete assets 2.9 RELATED PARTIES or assets that have been abandoned or sold. A related party is a person or entity that is RECEIVABLES related to the entity that is preparing its financial statements (in this standard referred to as the Critical judgement is made by the Council in ‘reporting entity’). determining the recoverable amount of impaired receivables. Credit risk is the risk that financial A related party transaction is a transfer of loss arises from the failure of a customer to meet resources, services or obligations between a its obligation under a contract. The Society has reporting entity and a related party, regardless of dedicated standards, policies and procedures to whether a price is charged. conduct and monitor all such risk. Although the Society is potentially exposed to credit loss in The Council and key management staff are the event of non performance by counter party, regarded as related parties of the Society. All such credit risk is controlled through credit transactions between the Society and its related control policies where credit sales are only made parties have been disclosed under note 18. to established dealers. Strict control is exercised
34 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements through the monitoring of cash received from exposure to credit risk at 31st December 2019 and customers and provisions made for specific 31 December 2018 is the carrying value of trade doubtful debts where necessary. The amount receivables in the statement of financial position. that best represents the Society’s maximum
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BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 35 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2019
FIGURES IN GHS 2019 2018 4. REVENUE Revenue represents sale of different types of bibles made during 14,364,346 12,760,987
5. COST OF SALES Inventory at 1 January 10,197,367 7,887,759 Purchases 7,132,042 10,222,160
Inventory at 31 December (7,658,673) (10,197,367) Inventory sold 9,670,736 7,912,552 Free distributions 18,287 14,215
Other direct expenses 85,589 92,312 9,774,612 8,019,079
6. DONATIONS AND PROJECT INCOME Restricted Donations received 185,529 412,802 Unrestricted Donations received 1,862,538 1,870,794 Foreign Donations received 2,751,163 4,176,505
Other donations 254,553 566,019 5,053,783 7,026,120
7. OTHER INCOME Interest on investments 210,459 331,133 Rental income 14,175 15,360
Profit from disposal of property, plant and equipment (Note 11.2) 14,000 800 238,634 347,293
36 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 8. PROJECT AND EVENT EXPENSES Program cost 1,447,927 2,290,239
Translation cost 1,337,017 533,736 2,784,944 2,823,975
9. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES General office expenses 3,447,283 3,403,335 Auditors remuneration 16,800 15,000 Staff cost 1,799,266 1,803,944
5,263,349 5,222,279
10. OTHER EXPENSES Depreciation 465,891 645,929 Exchange rate differences 76,230 140,581
542,121 786,510
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BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 37 38 FIGURES IN GHS 11. PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT 11.1 Balances at year end and movements for the year Land and Motor Furniture and Computer and Construction Total Buildings vehicles fittings equipment in progress Reconciliation for the year ended 31 December 2019 Balance at 1 January 2019
At cost 6,098,999 1,119,751 233,692 542,244 4,529,922 12,524,608
Accumulated depreciation (152,475) (800,752) (150,406) (495,937) - (1,599,570)
Net book value 5,946,524 318,999 83,286 46,307 4,529,922 10,925,038
Movements for the year ended 31 December 2019 BSG 2019 Annual Report & FinancialStatements Additions 63,135 239,090 18,044 80,318 6,730 407,317
Depreciation (154,053) (216,096) (45,526) (50,216) - (465,891)
Property, Plant and Equipment at the end of the year 5,855,606 341,993 55,805 76,409 4,536,652 10,866,465
Closing balance at 31 December 2019
At cost 6,162,134 1,311,801 251,736 548,245 4,536,652 12,810,568
Accumulated depreciation (306,528) (969,808) (195,931) (471,836) - (1,944,103)
Net book value 5,855,606 341,993 55,805 76,409 4,536,652 10,866,465
A motor vehicle with a zero net book value was disposed off within the year under review. Details are shown in note 11.2 BSG 2019 Annual Report & FinancialStatements PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT (CONT.)
Land and Motor Furniture and Computer and Construction Total Buildings vehicles fittings equipment in progress Reconciliation for the year ended 31 December 2018 Balance at 1 January 2018
At cost 6,067,000 796,200 164,743 469,650 4,229,488 11,727,081
Accumulated depreciation - (522,164) (82,295) (350,981) - (955,440)
Net book value 6,067,000 274,036 82,448 118,669 4,229,488 10,771,641
Movements for the year ended 31 December 2018
Additions 31,999 325,351 68,948 72,594 300,434 799,326
Depreciation (152,475) (280,388) (68,110) (144,956) - (645,929
Property, Plant and Equipment at the end of the year 5,946,524 318,999 83,286 46,307 4,529,922 10,925,038
Closing balance at 31 December 2018
At cost 6,098,999 1,119,751 233,692 542,244 4,529,922 12,524,608
Accumulated depreciation (152,475) (800,752) (150,406) (495,937) - (1,599,570)
Net book value 5,946,524 318,999 83,286 46,307 4,529,922 10,925,038 39 FIGURES IN GHS 2019 2018 PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT (CONT.) 11.2 Disposal of property, plant and equipment Cost 48,840 1,800 Accumulated depreciation (48,840) (1,800) Net book value - - Proceeds from disposal 14,000 800 Profit on disposal 14,000 800
12. INVENTORIES Full Bible (various languages) 7,214,962 10,030,249 New Testament Bibles 39,743 15,552 Audio Bibles 14,935 16,864 Bible commentaries and devotional guides 148,369 55,302
Bible Society cloth 240,664 79,399 7,658,673 10,197,367
13. TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES Trade receivables 752,120 1,742,863 Staff loans 195,114 216,162 Prepaid expenses 148,834 220,827 Other receivables 21,613 13,100
International Support Program 2,071,113 (379,186) 3,188,794 1,813,766
International Support Program (ISP) is an account held with United Bible Society. All expenses incurred by The Bible Society of Ghana on behalf of other Bible Societies are captured and is offsetted with expenditures incurred by other Bible Societies on behalf of The Bible Society of Ghana.
14. INVESTMENTS Fixed deposit 1,558,738 1,304,329
Fixed deposit The balance is made up of principal of GHS 1,491,791 and interest of GHS 66,946 on a 91 day fixed deposit held with Ideal Capital Partners up to October 2019. The interest rate is 18%. Licence for Ideal Capital was revoked by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in November 2019 and the Society is in discussion with SEC to recover the funds from a receiver once appointed.
40 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 15. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS Cash
Cash on hand 49,989 54,086 Balances with banks 3,650,673 1,741,521 3,700,662 1,795,607 Total cash and cash equivalents included in current assets 3,700,662 1,795,607 . . Net cash and cash equivalents 3,700,662 1,795,607
16. CAPITAL SURPLUS
This represent gains on revaluation of the Society’s property. The surplus stood at GHS 8,028,128 at 31 December 2019 (2018: GHS 8,028,128).
17. TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES Trade Creditors 244,198 825,320 Accrued Liabilities 618,828 675,092
Other Payables 438,901 156,027 1,301,927 1,656,439
18. RELATED PARTIES Transactions between the Society and its key management personnel which is a related party have been disclosed below;
Compensation paid to key Amount owed to key management management personnel personnel as a related party at year end
2019 2018 2019 2018 Short term employee benefits 561,770 486,225 - -
19. EVENTS AFTER THE REPORTING DATE
All events subsequent to the date of the annual financial statements and for which the applicable financial reporting framework requires adjustment or disclosure have been adjusted or disclosed. The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the operations of the Society has been disclosed as a non-adjusting event that occurred between 31 December 2019 and the date of approval of the financial statements by the Council. A COVID-19 impact assessment on the entire operations of the Society for 2020 was done. This revealed that most planned activities of the Society that will involve face-to-face engagement with stakeholders may not be done. As a result, the revenue expectation in terms of sale of bibles and donations from stakeholders will be impacted. The operating revenue is expected to reduce by 33.3% from GHS 15 million to GHS 10 million whilst donation reduces by 40% from GHS 2.5 million to GHS 1.5 million.
20. APPROVAL OF ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS These financial statements were approved by the Council and authorised for issue on ......
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 41 APPENDIX 1
CHURCHES DONATION
POS. CHURCHES POS. CHURCHES 1 The Apostolic Church, Ghana 26 Full Gospel Church 2 The Presbyterian Church of Ghana 27 A.M.E. Zion Church 3 The Church of Pentecost 28 Maranatha Evangelistic Ministry 4 The Methodist Church, Ghana 29 City Church of God, Patasi 5 Global Evangelical Church 30 Winners Chapel International 6 Seventh Day Adventist Church 31 Triumphant Church International 7 Legon Interdenominational Church (LIC) 32 Mount Calvary Cross Ministry 8 The Assemblies of God Church 33 Apostles Continuation Church 9 Anglican Diocese Church 34 Universal Gospel Centre 10 Ghana Baptist Convention 35 Elim City Church 11 Accra Ridge Church 36 Precious Corner Stone Church 12 Evangelical Presbyterian Church 37 Living Grace Ministries 13 Apostles Revelation Society 38 Holyfire Church 14 House of Faith Ministries 39 University Int. Church (UCC) 15 St. Georges Denominational Church 40 Shiloh United Church 16 Roman Catholic Church 41 Ghana Police Church 17 International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) 42 Church of God 18 Deeper Life Bible Church 43 Calvary Charismatic Church 19 Perez Chapel International 44 Christ Apostolic Church International 20 Gospel Ambassadors Church 45 Christ Evangelical Mission 21 Well of Salvation Church 46 Christian Faith Church International 22 Korle Bu Community Chapel 47 Mozama Disco Christo Church 23 Prevailing Word Chapel 48 Royal House Chapel International 24 The Salvation Army Church 49 New Creation Chapel 25 Fountain Gate Chapel 50 Faith Evangelical Church
42 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 51 World Preachers Mission 58 Divine Healing Church of Christ 52 Calvary Apostolic Revival Church 59 Guild of the Good Shepherd 53 Dominion Church 60 Apostles Reformed Church 54 Christian Praise Internatioonal Church 61 City of Hope Chapel 55 Faith Community Fellowship Ministry 62 Holy Calling Ministries 56 Great Commission Movement 63 Written Word Bible Church 57 Full Gospel Church International 64 Christ Covenant Healing Ministry
2019 LOCAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
POS. LOCAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES POS. LOCAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES 1 Nungua Local Council of Churches 20 Bogoso Local Council of Churches 2 Accra Newtown Local Council of Churches 21 Mampong Local Council of Churches 3 Kaneshie/Bubiashie Local Council of Churches 22 Accra Local Council of Churches 4 Atomic Hills Local Council of Churches 23 Russia Local Council of Churches 5 Korle Gonno Local Council of Churches 24 Madina Local Council of Churches 6 Osu Local Council of Churches 25 Abossey Okai Local Council of Churches 7 La Local Council of Churches 26 Larterbiokoshie Local Council of Churches 8 Haatso Local Council of Churches 27 Suhum Local Council of Churches 9 Nima Local Council of Churches 28 Denu Local Council of Churches 10 Asamankese Local Council of Churches 29 Aboadze /Abuesi Local Council of Churches 11 Ada Foah Local Council of Churches 30 Dansoman Local Council of Churches 12 Mamprobi/Chokor Local Council of Churches 31 Jasikan Local Council of Churches 13 Tepa Local Council of Churches 32 Goaso Local Council of Churches 14 Tarkoradi Local Council of Churches 33 Asankragua Local Council of Churches 15 Nsawan Local Council of Churches 34 Bechem Local Council of Churches 16 Kpong Local Council of Churches 35 Adidome Local Council of Churches 17 Dodowa Local Council of Churches 36 Techiman Local Council of Churches 18 Elmina Local Council of Churches 37 Senya Local Council of Churches 19 Cape Coast Local Council of Churches 38 Osuwem Local Council of Churches
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 43 39 New Ningo Local Council of Churches 44 Juapong Local Council of Churches 40 Akrokeri Local Council of Churches 45 Akroso Local Council of Churches 41 Effiakuma Local Council of Churches 46 Nkoranze Local Council of Churches 42 Worawora Local Council of Churches 47 Walewale Local Council of Churches 43 Big Ada Local Council of Churches
44 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements APPENDIX 2
2019 ACCRA INDIVIDUAL & CORPORATE DONATIONS
A Addison Alfred (Rev. & Mrs.) Adjei Margaret (Madam) Abankwa Emmanuel & Allswell Addo Adobea (Ms.) Adjei Michael Abeeku (Pastor) (Mr. & Mrs.) Addo Edna (Madam) Adjei Michael (Mr.) Abankwah Mary Adwoa (Catechist) Addo Faustina (Mrs.) Adjei-Asamoah Thomas (Ing.) Abankwah-Yeboah Kwabena & Akua Addo Francis (Rev.) Adjetey Gifty Atswei Yehowada (Mr. & Mrs.) Addo Jane Oparebea (Madam) (Madam) Abbosey Jonathan & Dora (Mr. & Mrs.) Addo Joseph Baidoo (Apostle) Adjetey Rhoda (Mrs) Abedu Emmanuel (Mr.) Addo Joyce Adorkor (Ms.) Adjie Michael (Mr.) Abena Offei Susana Addo Nana Karikari (Evglst.) Adjoteye Felix Tsaatse (Mr.) Aboagye Andrews (Mr.) Addo Samuel (Dr.) Adjumani Reuben O.N. (Mr.) Aboagye Ernest Attuah (Rev.) Addo Teye John (Mr.) Adom Gifty (Madam) Aboagye Ernest Ernest (Mr.) Addo Victoria (Ms.) Adom Ronald Oppong (Mr.) Abrah Adjei Esther (Mr.) Addoba David (Mr.) Adom Tony (Mr.) Abraham Isaac (Mr.) Addotey Augustus Adotei (Mr.) Adomah Daniel Amponsah (Mr.) Abu Osei Derrick (Rev.) Addy Emmanuel (Mr.) Adonu Lydia (Ms.) Abuuk Margaret (Mrs.) Addy Mina Odaakai (Mrs.) Adotey Pearl Kaalee (Ms.) Acheampong Comfort (Mrs.) Addy Sheila E. (Mrs.) Adu Amanda (Ms.) Acheampong Emmanuel Agyarko (Mr.) Adigyan Emmanuel (Mr.) Adu Evans Kofi (Mr.) Acheampong Nicholas Kwame (Mr.) Adih Robert Prince (Mr.) Adu Felicia A. (Madam) Achel Beatrice (Mrs.) Adinyirah Samuel Komla (Mr. & Mrs.) Adu Gyamfi Eunice Mary (Mrs) Acquah Ebow (Mr.) Adjabeng Juliana T. (Mrs) Adu Gyamfi Philomina Acquah Elizabeth Geraldine Ansa Adu Nelson (Rev.) (Rev. Mrs.) Adjabeng Kwadwo Topa (Mr.) Adu Ruth Adubea (Miss.) Acquah Moses Charles (Mr.) Adjabeng Michael (Mr.) Aduachie Nellie (Ms.) Acquah Patrick Afum (Mr.) Adjanor Quarshie Beatrix (Rev.) Aduamah Margaret (Madam) Acquaye Augusta (Ms.) Adjatey Victoria Adjakie (Miss.) Adubea Anim Eunice Acquaye Florence Ahia (Mrs.) Adjei - Nimako Darkwa (Rev & Mrs.) Adu-Boateng Samuel (Very Rev.) Acquaye Gifty M.( Mrs.) Adjei Albert Ablorh (Mr.) Adubofour Samuel B. (Dr.) Adadevoh Benjamin Kojo (Mr.) Adjei Alex Aboagye (Mr.) Adubofuor Cynthia Joyce (Ms.) Adama Aryee Moses (Mr.) Adjei Anne-Sheila (Mrs.) Adu-Bona James (Mr.) Addae Hilda Agyemang (Mrs.) Adjei Daniel A. (Rev.) Adu-Frimpong Nana Addai (Mrs.) Addae-Sakyi Eric & Rita (Mr. & Mrs.) Adjei Ebenezer Asafo (Mr.) Adusa-Amankwa Pearl (Mrs.) Addai Eric (Elder) Adjei Frederick (Mr.) Adu-Tease David (Mr.) Addai George Kwadwo (Mr.) Adjei James Mireku (Mr.) Adza-Awude Grace (Mrs.) Addai Grace Asare (Mrs) Adjei Lydia Barkey (Madam) Adzaku Festus & Helen (Mr. & Mrs.)
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 45 Adzato Nathaniel Nateh (Pastor) Aheto Victor Enyam (Mr.) Amegavi Charity (Mrs.) Adzimah Beauty S. (Mrs.) Ahiaku Emmanuel Y. (Rev.) Amenoagbe Manfred Afari Emmanuel Offei (Mr.) Ahinakwah Kenneth & Elizabeth Amey Emmanuel Cudjoe (Mr.) Afenyi-Donkor Fiifi (Mr.) (Mr. & Rev. Mrs.) Amo Kenneth (Mr.) Afflo Josephine Enyonam (Miss.) Ahugah Juliana (Mrs.) Amoah Diana (Madam) Affram Juliana Addo (Rev. Mrs.) Ahulu Rebecca Ladje (Madam) Amoah Theodocia (Mrs.) Afful Agnes Amua (Ms.) Ahwoi Comfort (Mrs.) Amoako Bernice Owusu (Miss.) Afosah-Anim David David (Deacon) Aidoo Mary (Mrs) Amoako Dora (Ms.) Afriyie D.e. & Mary (Mr. & Mrs.) Aidoo Stella (Pastor) Amoako Kenneth (Mr.) Afriyie Emmanuel Maclord Aikins Seth Amoako Philip (Mr.) (Rt. Rev & Mrs.) Ainoo-Ocansey Esther Esther (Mrs.) Amoako Samuel (Mr.) Afum Caroline Deletsa (Ms.) Akabua Charles Kodzo (Mr.) Amoako-Apenteng & Family Kofi & Agbanyo Doris D. Avortri (Mrs.) Akai-Nettey Regina (Mrs) Rosamund (Mr. & Mrs.) Agbayiza Thomas Kwaku (Mr.) Akama Rubby Amoateng Daniel Kofi (Mr.) Agbemava Nelson K. (Mr.) Akita Daniel Martey (Mr.) Amoo Dorcas (Ms.) Agbenaza Edith Happy (Mrs.) Akita Michael Marmah (Mr.) Amoo Philip (Dr. & Mrs.) Agbenohevi Dennis Selome (Mr.) Akomaning Comfort Egyeiwaa (Ms.) Ampadu S.K. (Mr.) Agbenorku Joyce (Rev. Mrs.) Akomaning Emmanuel Otabil (Mr.) Ampofo-Kusi Augustine & Sophia Agbenya Nana Owusu (Mr. & Mrs.) Akoto Bamfo Antoinette (Ms.) (Mr. & Mrs.) Agbenyo Timothy (Mr.) Akoto Ivy Afia (Mrs.) Ampofo Comfort (Madam) Agbeshie Eunice Awo (Madam) Akotua Mercy (Miss.) Ampofo Nancy (Ms.) Agbeshie Peace Kokui (Madam) Akrong Beatrice (Miss.) Amponsah Gladys (Dr.) Agbetsiafa Philemon (Mr.) Akuamoah Mary Yaa (Lt. Col.) Amponsah Richmond William (Mr.) Agbevem Godwin Nani Kwadzo (Rev.) Akuetteh Dora (Dr.) Anamoah Grace (Madam) Agblobi-Tetteh Confidence (Pastor) Akuffo Beatrice Mary (Ms.) Anane-Appiah Abena Sika (Madam) Agbobli Robert Kofi (Mr.) Akwa Eric (Mr. & Mrs.) Anang Abraham Adjei (Mr.) Agbodzie Alice Abla (Mrs) Akwa Susana (Mrs.) Andam Aba Bentil (Prof.) Agbornu Saviour (Mr.) Akwei Mildred Adoley (Ms.) Andoh Bismark (Mr.) Agbozo Robert & Hannah (Mr. & Mrs.) Akwei Miriam Adoley (Ms.) Angabbey Laddy Aggor Moses (Mr.) Akwetey Florence Kookailey A. Angenu Esther Borteley (Madam) Aggrey Anita Baaba (Ms.) (Rev. Mrs.) Anie Hannah Naa Ayettey (Dr.) Aggrey-Quashie Eric (Mr.) Akyea Thomas (Mr.) Anie-Annan Kofi Gyebi (Mr.) Aglebe Dennis Mensah (Mr.) Akyea-Obeng (Mr. & Mrs.) Anim-Boateng Papa Yaw (Master) Agodoa Emmanuel Kojo ( Mr.) Alabi Catherine (Madam) Aninakwah Stella (Ms.) Agormeda Wisdom Ofoe (Mr.) Alabi Wornor Bortey Nii Ankrah Charity (Ms.) Agyapon-Ntra Exonam Aku (Mrs.) Alvin-Annan Alfred & Noreen Ankrah Reginald (Mr.) (Dr. & Mrs.) Agyei-Henaku Mishael (Madam) Anku Godwin (Mr.) Ama Esther (Mrs.) Agyei-Mante Samuel (Catechist) Annan Sarah Gladys (Mrs.) Ama Grey Gonyae Joyce Agyekum Victoria (Ms.) Annang Patience (Madam) Amadi Nora Obenewaa (Miss.) Agyemang Alexander (Mr.) Annang Priscilla Borley (Mrs.) Amakye Francis (Mr.) Agyemang Comfort Owusu (Mrs) Annang Ranne Borley (Miss.) Amankwah Emmanuel (Mr.) Agyemang Kwame Owusu (Mr.) Annan-Nunoo Chris (Dr. & Mrs.) Amanor Jacob (Mr.) Agyemang-Mensah Naana (Dr.) Anno-Atua Rebecca (Mrs.) Amar Samuel (Mr.) Agyemang-Sereboo Gladys (Mrs.) Annoh Charles E. (Dr. & Mrs.) Amartey Daniel Nii (Eld.) Agyepong Adelaide (Madam) Annor Abigail (Ms.) Ameade Matilda Eyram (Mrs) Agyepong Lydia (Ms.) Annor David Kojo (Mr.) Amedzotsi-Agama David (Mr.) Annor Mercy (Ms.)
46 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements Annor Sylvia Nana Ekua (Miss) Armah Abigail Naa Ayeley (Ms.) Ashong Mary Kordei (Ms.) Anonymous Armah Esther (Mrs.) Asibey-Berko Isaac (Mr.) Ansah Joana Armo-Himbson Anna (Ms.) Asiedu Deborah (Madam) Ansah Emmanuel (Mr.) Arthur Alexander Ebo (Mr.) Asiedu Diana (Madam) Ansah Eric Twum (Mr.) Arthur Ernest Kingsley (Mr. & Mrs.) Asiedu Dina (Madam) Ansah Evelyn K. (Dr.) Arthur Grace S. (Ms.) Asiedu Grace Abena (Madam) Ansah G.K. (Mr.) Arthur James K. Asiedu Rachael (Miss.) Ansah J. B. A. (Rev. & Dr. Mrs.) Arthur Stella (Mrs) Asiedu Susanna Amoafoaah (Ms.) Ansah Justina (Dr.) Arthur-Yartel John (Pastor) Asiedu-Boateng Abena (Catechist) Ansah Kingsley Yaw (Mr.) Aryee Joyce K. (Staff) (Madam) Asiedu-Boateng Akua Dansoa (Miss.) Ansah Kwabena Asare (Mr.) Aryee Sampson (Mr.) Asiedu-Mante Herbert (Mr.) Ansah Magdalene Yarbah (Miss.) Aryee Arthur R.E. (Mr.) Asimadu Kodjo (Mr.) Ansah Wilhemina (Ms.) Aryee Gilbert Christian (Mr.) Asimeng-Kore Felicia (Ms.) Ansa-Kenedie Jonathan (Mr.) Aryee Joyce Rosalind (Rev. Dr) Asmah Philomena (Ms.) Ansong Denkyi Doris (Mrs.) Aryee Kingsford Isaac (Dr.) Asomaning-Boakye Mercy (Madam) Ansong S. K. (Apostle & Mrs.) Aryee-Atta Enoch Eric (Rev. Dr.) Assan Ato Kwamena (Mr.) Antonio Cecelia N. (Madam) Aryeh Jonas Samuel (Mr.) Assibey Bonsu Winfred (Dr. & Mrs.) Antwi Edward & Vida (Dr. & Mrs.) Asabea Eva (Miss.) Asumang Vida Dede (Mrs.) Antwi Yaa (Lawyer) Asabre-Mensah George (Mr.) Ata Vivian Adobea (Madam) Antwi-Buasiako Gertrude (Mrs.) Asafo Dzidzoli A. (Miss.) Atabuatsi Prosper (Mr.) Anum Magdalene Aku (Mrs.) Asala Sampson (Rev.) Atiapa-Ayettey Agnes (Rev.) Anyen Millicent Fofo (Mrs.) Asamoah Dorothy Oparebea (Ms.) Atiapah Edna Sedem (Mrs.) Anyidoho Akosua (Prof.) Asamoah Easmon Kwabena (Mr. & Atsyor Juliana Afua (Mrs.) Anyormi Grace (Madam) Mrs.) Atsyor Lewis (Mr.) Apaloo Baaba (Ms.) Asante David Boateng (Mr.) Attafuah Doris Juliet (Rev.) Apaloo John (Mr.) Asante Regina (Mrs.) Attah Juliana (Mrs.) Apea Emmanuel/Emma Lizzy (Rev.) Asante Sarpong Abigail A. (Mrs.) Attey Rita (Mrs.) Apeti Angela Yayra (Ms.) Asante-Asamani Gladys (Madam) Attey Vida (Ms.) Appenteng Florence (Ms.) Asantewaa Theresa (Madam) Attoh Esther (Mrs) Appiah Selina Asare Akosua Aboagyewaa (Ms.) Attua Budu Benjamin Appiah Albert Vincent (Mr.) Asare Ansah Percy & Lydia Augustt Agatha Nottinson (Mrs.) (Mr. & Mrs.) Appiah Bright (Mr.) Avie Augustina A. (Madam) Asare Caroline (Ms.) Appiah Dinah (Madam) Awini & Family Faustina (Rev.) Asare Richard Kwabena (Mr.) Appiah Kobena (Rev.) Awoonor-Williams Emma (Mrs.) Asare Victoria (Ms.) Appiah Miriam (Miss.) Awuah Herbert (Mr.) Asare Yobo Alexander Appiah-Agyekum Joyce (Mrs.) Awua-Mensah Victoria (Mrs) Asare-Botwe Afia Serwah (Mrs. Appiah-Baah Doris Aku (Ms.) Justice) Awuku Victoria Ansah (Ms.) Appiah-Oppong Kenneth (Mr. & Mrs.) Asare-Kumi Josephine (Mrs.) Ayerson Timothy T. & Elizabeth (Mr. & Mrs.) Appietu-Ankrah Alberta (Mrs.) Asem David & Family (Mr.) Ayesu Patience G.A. (Mrs.) Appoe Emmanuel (Ing.) Ashie Dinah Kutorkor (Ms.) Apprey Alfreda Esi (Madam) Ayete-Nyampong & Family Samuel & Ashietey Francis & Phillipina Lilian (Rev. & Dr. Mrs.) Apreku Lydia (Ms.) (Mr. & Mrs.) Ayettey Cecilia Naakai (Mrs.) Arbenser Caroline Torshie (Ms.) Ashirifie Samuel Amoah (Mr.) Ayettey Nii Ayitey Archampong E.Q (Prof. & Mrs.) Ashitey Abigail K. (Ms.) Ayibotele Nii & Nana Serwah (Mr. & Arkoh Victoria (Ms.) Ashley Daniel Okanta (Mr.) Mrs.) Arkorful Esther Rachael (Madam) Ashong & Children Stephen & Nina Ayiku Stephen Kartey (Mr.) (Mr. & Dr. (Mrs)
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 47 Ayisi Addo Steve & Sandra (Dr. & Mrs.) Boih-Addo Leonie Afua (Miss.) Cleland-Bortey Solomon (Mr.) Ayisi Nancy Dukwaa (Mrs.) Boison Grace (Mrs.) Cobblah Cynthia Korkor (Mrs.) Ayisi-Ahwireng Kesewa (Mrs.) Bonney Ato (Mr.) Coffie Emmanuel & Veronica Ayittey Sherry Hanny (Ms.) Bonney John (Dr.) Colerangle Peace O. (Mrs.) Ayivor Maxwell Mawuko (Mr.) Bonney Kwasi Aboah Blessed Commey Edith (Ms.) Azor Sammy Agbeko (Rev.) Bonsu W. Assibey (Dr. & Mrs.) Crabbe Lewis L.N.K. (Rev.) Azu Evelyn Paulina (Cat.) Borketey Love N. (Madam) Cudjo Margaret Sharon (Mrs.) Borlabie Sylvia Afoley (Mrs.) Cudjoe Dominic (Pastor) B Bortey Christiana (Madam) Baah Isaac (Mr.) Bortey Emma Lamiorkor (Ms.) D Baah-Danquah Emmanuel (Mr.) Bosiako Antwi (Madam) Dadzie Sarah (Miss.) Baffoe Stephen (Mr.) Bosomki Mercy Mabel (Ms.) Dagadu Albert Oko (Mr.) Baiden Amissah Laud & Mavis Bosomprah Solomon Archibald (Mr.) Dagadu Patience Acquaye (Mrs.) (Mr. & Mrs.) Bosomprah Vida Adoley Tetteh (Ms.) Damoah Kwaku (Mr.) Baiden Frank Wofa Yaw (Mr.) Botchway David Annang (Mr.) Damptey-Boakye Albert (Mr.) Baidoo Kenneth Kojo (Dr.) Botchway Robert Nii Sai (Mr.) Dankwa Kennedy Duodu (Mr.) Baidooh James Kwadwo (Mr.) Botwe Joseph (Mr.) Dankwah Samuel Agyei (Major) Bannerman Agnes Nana Afrakuma Boye Evelyn Addo (Mrs.) Danquah Evans Bempah (Mr.) (Ms.) Boye Rebecca (Ms.) Danso Agnes Mirekuah (Miss.) Bansah Mercy (Mrs.) Boye Victoria (Mrs.) Danso Augustina (Madam) Barness Victoria (Madam) Brakatu Agartha (Mrs.) Danso Dorothy (Miss.) Barnor Marian Rosamond (Mrs.) Brantuo Yaw & Mary N.A. (Mr. & Mrs.) Danso Enock Abeam (Mr.) Barnor Reginald Mills (Rev. & Mrs.) Bretwum Brefo Yaw (Mr.) Danso George Okoh (Mr.) Bawua Nii Adotey & Nana Difie (Mr. & Mrs.) Brew Harriet Dansoiro Samuel Ofosu (Mr.) Bediako-Asante Samuel (Mr.) Brown Lydia (Ms.) Dansowaa Diana Bediako Dinkunim Kwaku & Priscilla Brown Mary (Miss.) Dantene Amos (Ing.) (Mr. & Mrs.) Brown Mildred (Mrs.) Darko Caroline Bekoe (Ms.) Bedzo Celestine (Madam) Bruce-Crabbe George M. Darko Gladys (Madam) Beecham Frank & Zenobia (Mr. & Mrs.) Bru-Minda Duke Duncan K. (Pastor) Darko Margaret Laura (Ms.) Beecham Frank W.K. (Mr.) Buah Georgina (Ms.) Darko Samuel Kenneth Bentil Mavies (Miss.) Bugyei Augustine (Apostle) Darku Agnes (Mrs.) Berkoh Lydia (Mrs.) Bulley Gladys M. (Ms.) Davis Frederica Mensah (Madam) Bilson (Pastor Dr. & Mrs.) Bulley Mary Mamle (Madam) Davor Edwin Dotsey (Mr.) Biney Wilhemina Ama (Ms.) Bulley Sussan Mary Agbenyo (Mrs.) Debrah Faniel (Mrs.) Binfoh Samuel Dakwa (Mr.) Buttah Samuel Tawiah (Mr.) Dedey Florence (Mr. & Dr. Mrs.) Blankson William (Rt. Rev. & Mrs.) Dei-Tutu Afua B. (Madam) Boadi Emmanuel (Mr.) C Dennis Frederick Kwesi Nyan (Mr.) Boadi Lawrence (Mr.) Calys-Tagoe Agnes (Mrs.) Denty Adelaide Opare (Mrs.) Boadi-Boateng Sackley (Dr.) Calys-Tagoe Pearl Mawuli (Mrs.) Denya Comfort Ocloo (Madam) Boahen Philip Owusu (Mr.) Campbell Cecilia Agyeiwaa (Rev. Mrs.) Detty Oliver & Sophia (Mr. & Mrs.) Boakye Akwasi (Mr.) Campbell Oluranti (Dr.) Dionysius David Kwesi (Mr.) Boamah Bernard Yaw & Martha (Mr. Campbell Vivian (Mrs.) Djabanor Veronica (Mrs.) & Mrs.) Charway Nicholas (Mr.) Djibom Isabelle (Ms.) Boamah Matthew Owusu (Dr.) Charwetey Daniel (Mr.) Dobere Miriam Baah (Ms.) Boatemaa Millicent Obeng (Madam) Chinbuah Agnes (Mrs.) Dodoo Charles Emmanuel (Mr.) Boateng Prince (Mr.) Chintoh Richmond (Mr.) Dodoo Margaret Naa Checher Boateng-Enninful Grace (Madam) (Madam)
48 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements Dodoo Maria Eliza Naa-Oyo (Mrs.) Ennin Jonathan (Mr.) Gunu Mawuli Wisdom (Mr.) Doe-Tsormey Evelyn (Mrs.) Esantsi Isabella O. (Ms.) Gyamera Felix Asante (Mr.) Dogbey Eki Mawunyo (Madam) Eshun Emma A. (Ms.) Gyamerah Solomon Kwame Doku Vida (Ms.) Eshun John (Mr.) (Very Rev.) Dokurugu Issifu Yahaya (Rev.) Essel Kojo (Dr. & Dr. Mrs) Gyamfi Moses Dolphyne Florence (Prof.) Essiah Akosua (Mrs.) Gyamfi Stella (Dr.) Donkor Lawrence (Mr.) Essibu Esther Gyan-Tawiah Kwame (Mr.) Donkor Prince Essien Elizabeth (Mrs.) Gyenti Oduro Felicia (Mrs.) Donkor Samuel (Mr.) Essien Mary Florence (Miss.) Gyimah Davies (Mr.) Dortey Moses Nii (Dr.) Essilfie Anthonny Gyimah Sabina Obenewaah (Miss.) Dottey Helena Aduorkor (Mrs.) Essilfie Mary E. (Mrs) Dowuona-Hammond Patience Esson Angela Akua (Madam) H (Pastor) Essuman Salomey O. (Prof.) Hagan & Family Kojo & Naana (Mr. & Mrs.) Doyi Frank Kwaku (Pastor) Etsey Delali Adopreh Redeemer (Mr.) Hajar Francis & Victoria (Mr. & Mrs.) Dsane Cecilia Bernita (Ms.) Evelyn Charnor (Ms.) Halm-Owoo Millicent (Ms.) Dsane Theresa (Ms.) Ewool Agnes (Mrs.) Hammond David (Mr. & Mrs.) Duah Enoch (Rev.) Ezekiel Bridget (Mrs.) Dudome John (Mr.) Hammond Dora (Mrs.) Duodu-Opare Ernest Kwame (Mr.) F Hammond E.C. (Mr.) Hammond Korkor (Rev. & Mrs.) Duthie Matilda Pokua (Madam) Faah James B. (Mr.) Hammond Naa Korkoi (Miss.) Dwamena Ernest Adjei (Mr.) Farchie Michael Kofi (Mr. & Mrs.) Hammond Naa Odey (Madam) Dwamena Kwamena (Mr. & Mrs.) Fiabu John Kojo (Mr.) Hammond Victoria (Mrs.) Dwira Faustina Eshun (Madam) Fiakpui Samuel & Grace (Mr. & Mrs.) Hammond-Coke Naa Adaku (Miss.) Dwira Kwarteng (Mr. & Mrs.) Fianko William (Mr.) Hanson Grace Dede (Mrs.) Dzakpata Prosper (Mr.) Fiati Seth (Mr.) Harding-Bruce Jerry (Mr.) Dzefi-Tettey Klenam (Dr. Mrs.) Fletcher John Justice (Prof.) Hayford Dinah (Mrs.) Dziko Edem Kwesi (Mr.) Folson Kofi & Evangeline (Mr. & Mrs.) Heming-Bosompem Lydia (Mrs.) Dzodzomenyo Foster Yao (Mr.) Forson Frank Spencer (Mr.) Hesse Ludwig & Rose (Mr. & Mrs.) E G Hodasi Jessie (Mrs.) Edifor Theresa Fofo (Ms.) Gadzekpo Margaret S. (Mrs.) Holdbrook Harold (Rev.) Eduah John Ekow (Mr.) Gagblezu Agnes Sokagope (Madam) Huago Jerry Nana-Ofori (Mr.) Edu-Bekoe Yaw Attah (Rev. Dr.) Gameklu Jnr Johannes (Mr.) Edwards Effie (Mrs.) Gameklu Johannes (Apostle) I Imbeah Isaac (Mr.) Egyiri Mercy (Miss.) Gamor Edna Norvinyo Adzo (Ms.) Inyan Tidola Mabindo Alice (Ms.) Ehiawey David Narh (Mr.) Ghansah Mercy (Ms.) Ekem J.D.K. & Ivy (Rev. Prof. & Dr. Mrs) Ghartey Efua (Mrs.) J Ekufful Stephen (Mr.) Ghartey Joe & Efua (Hon. & Mrs.) Jacintho Jessie (Ms.) Ellis Rebecca (Ms.) Ghartey Lauraine (Ms.) Johnson Samuel Sackey (Mr.) Enchia Judy (Ms) Gibril Vivian (Ms.) Engmann Edward & Josephine Giver Anonymous (Ing. & Mrs.) K Glory Donkor Ebo Ennin George (Mr.) Kabu Otu Ishmeal Glover-Akpey Christiana (Mrs.) Ennin George (Mr.) Kafui Amekudzi Francis (Mr.) Gogo-Tawiah Godsentina Atswei Ennin Georgina (Ms.) (Miss.) Kale Samuel Kwamela (Mr.) Ennin Jonathan Golightly Margaret (Ms.) Kalu Wilhelmina J. (Mrs.)
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 49 Kartey Vivian (Ms.) Kwameo Daniel Addo (Mr. & Mrs.) M Kaye Juliet D. (Mrs) Kwami Anthony Manu (Rev.) Mabu Joseph Kofi (Mr.) Keddey Rose (Ms.) Kwaning Christine (Ms.) Macdonald Beatrice (Rev. Mrs.) Kenyaase Joseph Owusu (Mr.) Kwarko Charles Brako (Mr.) Macnally - Boateng Mensima (Mrs.) Kessey-Antwi Joseph (Mr.) Kwarteng Doreen (Mrs.) Mahama Abibata (Ms.) Kissi Gladys Akua (Madam) Kwarteng Georgina (Mrs.) Mahama Gladys Lariba (Rev. Mrs.) Kitcher Jeth A. (Mr.) Kwarteng Marian (Deaconess) Malik Mariam (Miss.) Kitson-Mills Susanna Maud (Mrs.) Kweinortey David Addo (Mr.) Mamte Gadugah Magdalen Klu Bismark (Mr.) Kwesi Manso Joseph Manieson Rose Akoshia (Madam) Koduah Alfred & Rachael Kwesi Richmond (Dr.) Mankatah Salome Yemokai (Mrs.) (Apostle & Mrs.) Kwesie Aya (Ms.) Manso Ernestina Tawiah (Mrs.) Konadu Charles K. (Rt. Rev. & Mrs.) Kwofie Ngamah Joseph (Mr.) Mante Francesca Franklyna (Madam) Koomson Daniel (Mr.) Kyei Edward Forkuo (Mr.) Mante-Akrofi Samuel (Mr. & Mrs.) Koomson Dorothy (Ms.) Kyei Evelyn Forkuo (Mrs.) Manteaw Bekoe Michael (Mr.) Koomson Kezia (Mrs.) Kyei Peter Ohene (Rev. Prof.) Manu Comfort Ofeibea (Mrs.) Koranteng Edward Arko (Pastor) Kyekpo Jerome Dery (Mr.) Marfo Juliana (Ms.) Korley Gloria Kyereh Martin Kwame (Dr.) Marful-Sau Samuel (Justice) Kotei David Abraham (Dr. & Mrs.) Mark Philomena (Mrs.) Kotei Nicholas (Mr.) L Martei Marmah Matthias (Mr.) Kotey Nii Ashie (Justice) Laate Daniel & Paulina Laalai (Mr. & Martey Marquaye Martin (Pastor) Kotey Ruth (Madam) Mrs.) Matogah Yvonne (Ms.) Kpade Dorothy Deedei (Mrs.) Labi Ama (Mrs.) Mends-Ainoo Joycelyn (Mrs.) Kpekpo Moses (Mr.) Lamptey Felicia L. (Miss.) Mensah Charity (Mrs.) Kpodo Godwin (Mr.) Lamptey Gloria (Mrs.) Mensah Christiana Odi (Mrs.) Krakani Margaret (Ms.) Lamptey Joseph Odartey (Mr.) Mensah Daniel Bortey & Victoria Kubin-Andzie Anna Perpetual (Mrs.) Lamptey Naomi (Mrs.) (Rev. & Mrs.) Kuenyehia Akua (Prof.) Larbi Joseph Darko (Mr.) Mensah Elizabeth Charlotte (Mrs.) Kum Gifty (Madam) Larbie Emmanuel Dodoo (Mr.) Mensah Esther (Madam) Kumaga Delali (Mr. & Mrs.) Larkai Jacob (Mr.) Mensah Hannah (Madam) Kumah Fritz (Mr.) Larkotey Williams Lartey (Rev.) Mensah James Endurance (Mr.) Kumi Gladys (Madam) Lartey Ethel Aku (Mrs.) Mensah Lawrence Ladzagla (Justice) Kumi-Ameyaw Georgina Naa Odey Lartey Godwin & Margaret & Family Mensah Mary K. (Mrs) (Mrs) (Dr. & Prof.) Mensah Michael Kofi (Mr.) Kusi Mercy Ayeh (Mrs.) Lartey William K. (Mr.) Mensah Paul (Mr.) Kwabla Sebastian Prosper (Mr.) Laryea Florence (Rev. Mrs.) Mensah Thelma Aboagyewa Frimpong Kwagyei Odeneho Omama (Mr.) Laryea James (Mr. & Mrs.) (Dr.) Kwaitoo Theresa (Mrs.) Laryea Jonathan (Mr.) Mensah-Quainoo John & Mary Kwakye Agatha Okrah (Mrs.) Laryea Naomi Kai (Madam) (Mr. & Mrs.) Kwakye Charles (Mr.) Laryea-Quartey Hannah Mills Christiana Okaitso (Mrs.) Kwakye Mary (Ms.) Lawson Elizabeth (Ms.) Mills Elizabeth Odarkai (Ms.) Kwakye-Mintah Kwame (Mr.) Lokko Asare Derrick (Mr.) Mills Jemima (Mrs.) Kwakyi Abena Nyarkomah (Miss.) Lomo Josephine Ayorkor (Miss.) Mills-Quartey Robert (Mr.) Kwakyi Faustina (Madam) Lomo Samuel & Esther (Mr. & Mrs.) Mintah Ernest (Mr.) Kwakyi Ohemaa Brakuah (Miss) Lomo-Adjei John Mensah (Evglst.) Misefah Daniel (Mr.) Kwakyi Paul Kofi Kwenin & Nana Lomotey Jude (Mrs.) Monney Emelia (Mrs.) Abena (Mr. & Mrs.) Lovell-Antiaye Hannah Amaki (Mrs.) Moza George (Mr.)
50 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements Mpare Margret (Ms.) Nwankwo Ferdinand (Mr.) Odonkor Rebecca Otuko (Mrs.) Mpereh Samuel Victor (Rev. Dr. & Mrs.) Nyabey-Anthonio Cecilia Abla Odoom Abraham N. K. (Mr.) (Madam) Odoom Charlotte (Ms.) N Nyadzi Benedicta (Madam) Odoom Jane (Very Rev.) Nakoja Timothy (Mr.) Nyako David Andrew Djabatey (Mr.) Odotei Patience (Madam) Nana Boadu Isaac Nyamekye Eric (Apostle) Odue Christian Oklah (Mr.) Nartey Adelaide (Mrs.) Nyarko Edward Ayeh (Mr.) Oduro Oforiwaah (Ms.) Nartey Grace P. Saah (Mrs.) Nyarko Lawrencia (Mrs) Oduro-Kwarteng Gloria (Madam) Nartey Mary (Madam) Nyarko Seth Kwadwo (Mr.) Offeh Simon (Mr.) Nditsi Henry Kwasi (Mr.) Nyarko-Mensah Jennifer (Mrs.) Offei-Hesse Yirenkyiwa (Mrs.) Neequaye James (Dr.) Nyaunu Divine (Mr.) Ofori Daniel & Golda (Prof. & Mrs) Nelson Olivia (Mrs.) Nyodzi Worlanyo Bernice (Madam) Ofori Duodu Kwabena (Mr.) Nelson-Quartey David (Pastor) Nyonyoh Samuel (Mr.) Ofori-Atta Florence (Rev. & Mrs.) Nelson-Quartey Olivia (Mrs.) Ofori-Mante Elizabeth (Mrs.) Nettey Nana Oye (Mrs.) O Oforiwaa Grace (Madam) Obeng - Akrofi Mercy (Mrs.) Nettey Regina Afio Odarkor (Miss.) Ofosuhene Vida Oye (Mrs.) Obeng Collins K. (Mr.) Newman Barbara (Madam) Ohene Mary (Madam) Obeng Margaret (Ms.) Nhyira Sam Kingsford Ohene Ohene Ernestina Ernestina Nicco-Annan Dinah Evelyn (Mrs.) Obeng Maxwell (Mr.) (Mrs.) Nii-Mensah Adjei Solomon (Rev.) Obeng Rita (Miss.) Ohene-Asah Caroline (Madam) Ningson Clara S. Obeng Veronica (Madam) Ohene-Boakye Kwaku & Lucy (Mr. & Mrs.) Nkrumah Charity (Miss.) Obeng-Ansong Matilda (Mrs.) Oji Juliana (Rev. Mrs) Nkrumah Eugene (Mr.) Obeng-Boampong Christine (Mrs.) Okai Charity (Ms.) Nkrumah Kwaku (Mr.) Obi Abraham Kwame (Mr.) Okai John O. (Mr.) Nkrumah-Adasah Peter Kwabena Obiri Edmund Aduamah (Mr.) (Apostle) Ocloo Godson K. (Rev.) Okai-Mensah Kwadwo (Major Rtd) Nkrumah-Mills Grace (Mrs.) Ocquaye Augustina (Mrs) Okai-Mensah Kwasi (Mr.) Norbi Emmanuel (Mr.) Ocran Angelina (Ms.) Okantah Samuel Asiedu (Dr. & Mrs.) Nortey Michae (Pastor) Ocran Matilda (Mrs) Okine Victoria Ayele (Mrs.) Nortey Patience (Madam) Ocran Taniah (Ms.) Okine Daniel (Dr.) Nortey Theodora Naa Shika (Mrs.) Odai Elizabeth (Madam) Okine Esther (Mrs.) Notche-Amartey J. N. A. (Mr.) Odai Ernest Afotey (Mr.) Okine Eva (Ms.) Noye Ernest Emmanuel Anum (Mr.) Odame Edith Abena (Mrs.) Okine Isaac Nii Attoh (Master) Nsaful Josephine (Mrs.) Odame Enoch (Pastor) Okla Ethel C.A (Ms.) Nsrowuo Jerry Third (Mr.) Odametey Emmanuel N.A (Mr.) Oklah Eugenia Djabaki (Miss.) Ntiamoah Agnes (Mrs.) Odametey J. T. (Mr.) Oklah Euphemia Terkwor (Ms.) Ntiamoah-Mafoh Sandra Ami Aseye Odamtten Rebecca Adjorkor (Madam) Okoe Deborah Momo (Madam) (Mrs.) Oddoye Margaret Odoley (Madam) Okoe Elizabeth Borley (Madam) Ntiforo Felicia Owusua (Mrs.) Odei Ernest Asiedu (Pastor) Okpoti-Handel Jeffery (Mr.) Ntirakwa Evans Preko (Mr.) Odjidja Nyemitei & Catherine Naa Okraku Kwame (Mr.) Ntow Karen Oforiwaa (Ms.) Adjeley (Mr. & Mrs.) Okudzeto Sam (Hon. & Mrs.) Ntumy Emmanuel (Rev.) Odoi Emelia Gladys Mills (Madam) Okumko-Palm Cynthia G. (Mad.) Nuhu Vivian A. N. (Mrs.) Odoi Stephen Yemo (Mr.) Okunor Patience Nunoo Daniel D. (Rev.) Odoi-Yemo Emmanuel & Comfort Okyere Regina (Mr. & Mrs.) Nunoofio Rosabeth Naa Oyoe Ollennu Sam Nii Nmai (Rev. Dr.) (Madam) Odonkor Erasmus & Beatrice (Rev. Dr. Ollennu Yvonne A. (Mrs.) Nuworkpor Winifred (Madam) & Mrs.)
BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 51 Opare Elizabeth (Mrs.) Owusu Kwabena Anim & Kabukuor Quartey Samuel Kwatei S. (Very Rev.) Opare-Obisaw Steve (Mr. & Prof. Mrs) (Mr. & Mrs.) Quartey-Papafio Betty (Madam) Opoku-Owusu Comfort (Mrs.) Owusu Laurie Banin (Miss.) Quashie Mary Aba (Ms.) Opoku George A. (Mr.) Owusu Nathan Quao (Mr.) Quaye Beatrice A. (Madam) Opoku Juliana (Mrs.) Owusu Rebecca (Madam) Quaye Beatrice (Mrs.) Opoku Theophilus (Mr. & Mrs.) Owusua Acheampong Nhyira Quaye Emmanuel Amartey Opoku-Acheampong Asante Paulina Owusu-Acheaw Kennedy (Mr.) (Lay Pastor) (Mrs) Owusu-Ameyaw Grace (Mrs.) Quaye Emmanuel Anum (Rev.) Opoku-Manu Sylvia (Madam) Owusu-Ansah Collins & Julie Quaye Godfrey (Very Rev.) Opoku-Sarkodie Emmanuel & Ivy (Mr. & Mrs.) Quaye Prince Addo (Mr.) (Rev. & Mrs.) Owusu-Ansah Rebecca (Madam) Quaye Richmond (Mr.) Opong Evelyn (Miss.) Owusu-Ayim Matilda Naa Norley Quaye-Kumah Esther Afoley (Madam) (Madam) Oppong E.K. (Dr.) Quayson & Family Frank (Mr.) Owusu-Yeboah Gloria Jacklyn (Ms.) Oppong Vera (Ms.) Quayson Esther C.A. (Mrs.) Oyelowo Margaret (Mrs.) Osae Yeboah Gyebi Michael (Mr.) Quayson Nathan Tetteh (Mr.) Osafo Seth & Rose (Mr. & Mrs.) P Quayson Victoria (Mrs.) Osam-Tewiah Irene Catherine (Evang.) Quersie Divine Kweku (Mr.) Pappoe Charles Nii-Moi (Mr.) Oscar-Welbeck Theodora (Mrs.) Quist-Therson Lydia (Mrs.) Parker Grace (Deaconess) Osei Eric Parker-Allotey Francis & Rebecca Osei Frank K. (Mr.) (Mr. & Mrs.) R Osei Juliana( Ms.) Parkins Grace Evangeline (Prof.) Ransford Mokwah Essel Samuel Osei Kusi Eldad (Mr.) (Pastor) Peprah Nyantakyi Kwasi (Mr.) Osei Rita (Madam) Renner-Micah Barbara (Mrs.) Perbi Reindorf B. (Mr.) Osei Yaa Difie (Dr. Mrs.) Richardson Doris (Mrs.) Phillips Frederick & Agnes (Dr. & Mrs.) Osei-Agyapong Ken (Mr.) Rudolph Michael Anyeteifio (Mr.) Poku Emmanuel Yaw (Pastor) Osei-Ampong Benjamin (Mr.) Rukaya Shaibu Prah Comfort (Mrs.) Osei-Kusi Francis (Mr. & Mrs.) Pratt Nabanyin (Mr.) Osei-Nkansah Victoria (Mrs.) Pratt Titus K. Awotwi (The Most) S Osei-Tutu Stella Nana Birago (Ms.) Sackey Elizabeth (Mrs.) Osekre Simon Lowell Adjei (Mr.) Q Sackey Irene Mason (Madam) Osman Mary-Anne Quagraine Benkrah Afful (Pastor) Sackey Samuel B. (Eld.) Otchere Agnes (Rev.) Quainoo Sabina (Madam) Sackey Samuel (Mr.) Otchere W.K.K (Mr. & Mrs.) Quarcoo Abraham (Rev.) Sackey Sussie (Madam) Otoo Akosua Boatemaa (Rev. Mrs.) Quarm Solomon Sackey Victoria (Mrs.) Otoo Joseph K. & Marian (Mr. & Mrs.) Quarshie Benhardt Yemo (Rev. Prof.) Saforo Felix (Mr.) Otoo Mavis Koshie (Mrs.) Quarshie Edwina (Ms.) Saforo George Asiedu (Master) Otoo Shadrick Teddy (Mr.) Quartey & Sons Titus & Alberta Sagoe Agnes Brown (Mrs.) Otu Susana (Miss.) Dzitorwo (Mr. & Mrs.) Sagoe Kwamina Segu (Nana) Otu-Boateng Sam K. (Mr.) Quartey Afari Ernestina (Mrs.) Sagoe Mansa (Mrs.) Otu-Tawia Solomon R.M. (Dr.) Quartey Augustina Naa Kwale (Rev.) Sakyi Alfred & Janet (Mr. & Mrs.) Owiredu Rebecca (Miss) Quartey Ellen Korley (Mrs.) Sakyi Doris (Madam) Owusu Adobea Yaa (Rev. Prof.) Quartey Emelia (Mrs.) Sakyi Samuel D. (Mr.) Owusu Ansere William & Lynderpearl Quartey Ishmael Kwatei (Very Rev.) Sam Esi Duma (Ms.) (Mr. & Mrs.) Quartey Kwarley (Naa) Sarfo Kwaku Asare (Mr.) Owusu Francis (Mr.) Quartey Magnus (Evglst.) Sarkodee Mena Aba (Mrs.) Owusu Kofi & Gladys (Very Rev. & Quartey Richard Mrs.) Sarkodie-Addo Osei (Nana)
52 BSG 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements Sarpong Benjamin T Tordzro Wilson (Mr.) Sarpong Ellen Adwoa Ampofowaa Tachie-Menson Kate (Mrs.) Torgbor H.A. (Mr. & Mrs.) (Mrs.) Tackie Seth Bentum (Rev. & Mrs.) Torto Florence (Mrs.) Sarpong K.K (Rev. & Mrs.) Tackie-Yaoboi Ebenezer (Mr.) Tsawe Emmanuel Nartey (Mr.) Sarpong Letitia Koduah (Madam) Tagoe Beatrice Eunice (Miss.) Tsegah Abiola & Patience (Mr. & Mrs.) Sarpong Samuel (Nana) Takyi Harriet Abena (Mrs.) Tsetse Selestine (Ms.) Sasu William Benaye (Mr. & Mrs.) Takyi Samuel (Mr.) Tsiase Joseph Adjei (Mr.) Schandorf Dina Tsotso (Mrs.) Takyi-Appiah James (Mr.) Tsormana Bless Kwashie (Mr.) Schandorf Mariam (Ms.) Tandoh Joseph Dobson Aquah (Mr.) Tufuoh J. (Mrs.) Schandorf Vivian Merley (Ms.) Tawiah Ali Isaac Tumawoo Francisca (Mrs.) Seddoh Ernestine A. (Madam) Tawiah Elizabeth (Mrs.) Twum Felicia (Mrs.) Segbawu Frank Yram Kwame (Mr.) Tawiah Gabriel Ashitey (Mr.) Tyson Stella Vivian A. (Ms.) Segbawu Marvellous Tawiah Michael Amarh (Mr.) Segbefia Kofi (Mr.) Tawiah Michael (Mr.) V Selassie Kwasi Ishmael (Mr.) Tawiah Richard Kojo (Mr.) Van Garshong Jeremie (Ms.) Semaha Innocent Kwasi (Mr.) Tay Peace Ruby (Mrs) Vanderpuye Gertrude (Ms.) Sena Joan (Mrs.) Taylor-Sampson Elsie (Miss.) Vuha Gladys Akua (Madam) Sena Samuel (Mr.) Tegnando Wisdom Neleyun (Mr.) Sepenu Perez & Naa (Dr. & Dr. Mrs) Tekpetey Emma Aba-Sem (Mrs.) W Seraphim Emma Gifty (Mrs.) Tempong Akosua Darkoa (Mrs.) Washington Grace Lankai Lamptey Sereboe L.a & N.K (Mr. & Mrs.) (Miss.) Terkpeh Gabriel (Mr.) Sereko - Younge Edward (Rev. & Mrs.) Wayoe Victoria Kai (Rev. Mrs.) Tetteh Antwi Bernard & Evelyn & Serian Brown-Orleans (Ms.) Family (Rev & Mrs.) Welbeck Janet (Madam) Serwaa Acheampong Joycelyn Tetteh Audrey (Ms.) Wellington Alfred (Rev.) Seshie Happy (Miss.) Tetteh Cecilia A. (Madam) Wellington Dorothy (Mrs.) Shiburah Doris (Mrs.) Tetteh Cecilia (Madam) Wemegah Regina (Mrs.) Shiburah John Smith Asante (Mr.) Tetteh Derek (Mr.) Woanyah Delali Dzewu (Madam) Simpson Raymond (Mr.) Tetteh Djimajor Wisdom (Mr.) Wonder Davor (Mr.) Sintim Beatrice (Mrs.) Tetteh Edith Mantebea (Madam) Wood Mrs. Georgina T. (Her Ladyship Justice) Sintim Maame Adwoa Oforiwa (Ms.) Tetteh Francis Guggisberg (Ps. & Mrs.) Woode Angela Akua (Madam) Siriboe Esme Praah Siriboe / The Tetteh J. N. B. (Mr.) Morning Star School (Mrs.) Tetteh Mabel (Mrs.) Siriboe Nana Yaa Pokua (Ms.) Y Tetteh Patu Agabus (Mr.) Smart-Abbey Frederick (Mr.) Yamoah Stephen Asante (Mr.) Tetteh Raphael (Evglst.) Sowa Eunice (Madam) Yamoah Veronica Asante (Ms) Tetteh Robert & Theresa (Mr. & Mrs.) Sowah Margaret Odoley (Ms.) Yamson Lucy (Mrs.) Tetteh Rose A. (Madam) Sowah Mary Adjeley (Miss.) Yanzu Ivy Peterkin (Miss.) Tetteh-Ahinakwa Grace (Mrs.) Sowatey-Adjei Janet (Mr. & Mrs.) Yaokumah Timothy (Mr.) Tettey Edem (Rev.) Sowu Paula Elinam (Miss.) Yarquah Henrietta Asiedua (Mrs) Tettey-Lartey Elizabeth (Madam) Sowu Pearlene Esinam (Miss.) Yaw Denyo Samuel Teye Gloria (Ms.) Stephens E.D.M (Mr.) Yaw Possiah Vincent (Mr.) Teye Kwao Bernard Sussana Quartey-Pappoe Naa Yawson Hannah Aba (Pastor) Teye-Bodua Abraham (Mr.) Kwarley (Pastor) Yeboah Asante Atta-Krah Svanikier Artishia N.O (Rev. Mrs.) Thompson Mary Dowuona (Madam) Asamaniwaa (Mrs.) Tikpiri Dongye Isaac (Mr.)
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